I think the private member's bill you're referring to creates a labour mobility deduction. There's no connection between that and this amendment. This amendment would double the amount of the deduction that's available to employee tradespersons for the cost of tools. Currently they're able to deduct eligible expenses related to the cost of tools up to a maximum of $500. That would be doubled to $1,000.
There's also an amendment in clause 3. Subclause 3 relates to the measure on electronic filing and tax compliance. That amendment in subclause 3 relates to an obligation where employees are generally not allowed to deduct amounts in the course of their employment. They claim expenses, subject to certain specific amounts that are allowed to be deducted under the Income Tax Act. In cases where they are allowed to claim those deductions, the employer has to provide a form that says the employee made that payment in the course of their employment. This is an amendment to that form to eliminate the need for signatures on paper. It is designed to facilitate the ability for that form to be filed without needing a physical signature.