Certainly we can do that, and the intent is not to confuse anyone through the process, but obviously in clause-by-clause the details can be re-detailed.
What we're saying is that the proposal is to put something in at the level of legislation that's enabling the restriction of the marketing of certain products to children. There are already provisions at the level of the act to make exemptions. All of those would be defined by the Governor in Council through the regulation-making process.
What is in and what might be out, what the parameters are and how things are defined are all operational questions. Again, there's a very well-defined process for regulation-making, as we all know, that involves all of the considerations to make sure not only that you can have the health rationale for this, but also that there is a cost-benefit analysis done, and we look at intended and unintended consequences. There has to be a very rigorous and fulsome consultation process that's open to everyone, so the guardrails are up on that in that process, but certainly, if there's a desire to have parts of the act support the development of the exemptions, we can provide that.