I also want to give a form of notice, so I don't forget my own plan, that I do have a 7.2 that I neglected to submit, another one that I'd like to add after, Chair.
As for this one, I hope that everybody will see this for being as crucial as it is. It basically says that the Chief Electoral Officer may consult with the commissioner, and communication channels specific to that may be set up including a collaboration structure. It may well be that the Chief Electoral Officer in discussions with the commissioner.... Because the commissioner has to work with the compliance and enforcement so much in this act, it should be a much more collaborative process on some of these interpretations, or especially opinions.
The Commissioner of Canada Elections, Mr. Côté, specifically drew attention to this issue in an entire half a page almost. He talks about how these interpretation guidelines and especially opinions would affect him, and that therefore, if only because of his independence in the overall structure, there should be some element of his not having opinions imposed upon him. That's why some collaboration structure would be useful.
The last thing I would say is I just said the last thing I would say.