As it stands now in Bill C-56, the commissioner wouldn't be able to initiate a market study inquiry to allow us to go to court to compel records and testimony from participants in the market study. The minister would have the power to commence that inquiry in discussion with the bureau, and we'd create terms of reference paraphrasing how Bill C-56 is set out. We believe that the commissioner should have the ability to initiate a market study inquiry, which gives us the right to go to court and make an application for records and information.
That's not exactly how it's worded now. I understand that in motion 30, there is some potential change to the market study provision, but I'm not clear on what the details are there.