Absolutely.
The problems with the BIA are reminiscent of a very similar process concern that accompanied the legislative changes to the Competition Act the last time we did this, in 2009, which was again via the budget process.
For example, some of the things we're seeing now in terms of changes on wage-fixing are unintended consequences from some of the rushed 2009 amendments. Some of these proposed amendments in the BIA reflect fixes to that process, and they're an overcorrection. What we're going to see very soon after this is the need for legislative changes again in the future. More importantly, because we didn't consult on some really key things, which I can get into more detail on, about problems on the wage-fixing provision, the government is not going to achieve its fundamental goal of improving the operation of the Competition Act.