We're on the same terms as Mrs. Vignola, in the sense that subsection 19.1(4) says that filing a complaint of reprisal precludes workers from seeking any other procedural remedy for the same act of reprisal.
The commissioner and the tribunal are not perfect, and in many cases are far from effective. Their processes also often take years. There are many situations in which disclosures may need to also seek another method of recourse, for example, grievance. They should be able to do so without waiting years for one process to complete. Different processes are available, because these situations are complex and require multi-faceted resolutions. We'll also be opposed to this.