The way it's framed in Bill C-56 right now is such that it would be going forward and take effect a year from royal assent. Part of what that provision for that change to section 90.1 would do is that it would enable us to address anti-competitive agreements between parties that are not direct competitors, so to address vertical agreements, including in the form of restrictive covenants, when appropriate.
To add on restrictive covenants, it's certainly an issue that we examined in the context of our grocery market study. One of our key recommendations to governments, particularly at the provincial and territorial level, was that these can be very harmful to competition, particularly in the grocery sector, and that provincial and territorial governments should consider limiting their use or banning them outright.