I get it, but you have to understand why we are bringing these concerns forward. It's been reported even in the Toronto Star. Many Canadians are very concerned about this because these are sweeping powers you're giving.
I'll give you another example because it's concerning that you don't know whether that would fall under the Conflict of Interest Act or not, and you should. I would imagine you would. You're the Minister of Justice and Attorney General. In one way, you're also legal counsel for cabinet.
Here's another example: If a minister has a conflict with, let's say, a Chinese state-owned company that is also looking to get approval for a research grant or other approval in Canada, would it also be exempt from the Conflict of Interest Act with this provision?