Okay, I understand.
Just going back to that same appearance in 2017, you also said:
Bill C-47 has been recently amended to place the criteria used to review exports into the legislation itself, rather than into regulation as originally proposed. That means that Canada is going above and beyond what is required in the UN ATT.
Could you explain what that meant for the industry when Canada decided to go beyond what was required by the ATT? How has the industry adapted to this legislation since its implementation?
I hear about delays, but let's talk about the overall impact on the industry when we are trying to go above and beyond what's expected because we place human rights at the centre of that.