First, I want to say that I do not think I said the act was imperfect. I said that the act was poorly organized. That is not exactly the same thing. In fact, the sections are scattershot, but once you find the section you are looking for, it reads well and there is no problem.
I have some ideas. I have complied a few ideas on things that might be worth considering changing when the President of the Treasury Board launches the five-year review of the legislation.
The Liberal Party representative, Mr. McCallum, spoke earlier of the private sector and the fact that it cannot be touched. When the time comes, section 34 will probably end up on the list of things that I will suggest to the parliamentary committee or the resource that the President of Treasury Board will retain for the review. That is an example.