Mr. Chair, I have two quick thoughts.
First, I think the most compelling argument against this reporting requirement before the digital age would have been the cost of postage, but that's no longer on the table, so I think the strongest argument against this clause falls apart.
Second, I would say that part of the point of this clause, among other things, is to raise awareness about insolvent funds. The work is already being done. We're not compelling anyone to do any more work than is already being done.
What we're doing is compelling the information to be disclosed in more public fora so more people will see it. There will be more awareness about insolvent funds, which may therefore create more pressure for those things to be resolved before a company finds itself in a case of bankruptcy or insolvency. That would be better for the very creditors that Mr. Fillmore has come here to advocate for so eloquently today.
I actually think that of all the aspects of the bill, this is the one the Liberals would be most likely to support.