I obviously can't speak to the specific process that you might want to adopt as a committee, but I would say that the issues related to the structuring context and insolvency law in Canada continue to evolve and have evolved as a function of additional changes that have been made, for instance, by the government. There have been subsequent changes to both the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act and the Companies’ Creditors Arrangement Act, as well as to corporate and pensions law.
It's also worth noting that a key factor that plays into this overall discussion is pension solvency requirements by pension regulators. My colleague from Finance was able to identify the pension solvency regulations at the federal level, but it's worth noting that there are extremely different deviations from that norm in provincial funding requirements. That is a shifting landscape that is an important part of the overall considerations for this bill, noting that, in a number of cases, provinces actually have no requirement for solvency funding of pensions on a windup basis.