Certainly, some of our thinking is that it doesn't make sense to have the burden of proof on the Competition Bureau to prove that a merger is anti-competitive. To your point about industry players having a better sense of how things work and having access to data that would help make that assessment, it makes more sense to require industry players to prove that a merger is not anti-competitive.
I would welcome your feedback on the question of that onus and whether it really properly lies with the Competition Bureau, which, as you said, historically hasn't had access to all the information it would need to make that determination. Instead, put the onus on the people who have the information to prove that their merger won't have negative impacts for Canadian consumers.