Taking a step back again, to reiterate, the chief screening officer is delegated within the statute and the functions and duties under the act don't change, of course. Again, they would be designated. An employee within the new directorate would be designated to take on that role.
With regard to the nomination of the chair of the appeal board—I think that's where I was—the jurisdiction in which the appeal takes place nominates the chair, so lieutenant governors in council for an appeal under the Hazardous Products Act, and the minister of labour for appeals under the Canada Labour Code. The chair of that independent committee or appeals board then selects two other members, and again, those come from nominations from representative organizations. Industry or suppliers would be able to put forward nominations for people to sit on appeal boards, as would workers be able to put forward nominations for people to sit on those appeal boards.
Those three folks form the appeal board. The appeal board remains independent from the Minister of Health. Yes, certainly the department could make representation at an appeal board, but the appeal board is an independent body and it remains an independent body under this act.