Yes. One philosophy of whistle-blowing is that you can create a right of whistle-blowing and if you meet the criteria that Parliament chooses for whistle-blowing, and Parliament is free to adjust those criteria, you can then invoke a recourse, whether it is a recourse under the PSDPA as we have now, or generally another recourse, which is not precluded under the act.
We may have erred. I believe this committee may have erred that there's only one choice. That is not the case. Section 51.2 of the PSDPA clearly specifies that all other forms of recourse continue to exist. What Parliament intended to do was to limit duplication of proceedings, which is what we are trying to implement when we decide whether or not to investigate.