First of all, in a community where their human rights, environment, and livelihood are impacted, the first instance is to go to their local community and complain about it. But these complaints are not being redressed. The current economic framework of these countries is that their support is for multinationals who came to invest in their countries.
Basically, Bill C-300 would open up an avenue for communities to be able to come to the Canadian embassy and register a complaint, register a concern, hoping that the Canadian embassy in that country would look into it, would investigate, and would bring redress to these communities.