Yes. My question went a little further than that, sir.
Right now, my understanding is—I'm a layperson, so I'll use layperson's language—that the Chief Electoral Officer can partner with any group in Canada and can initiate any program that's directed to any segment of the population or the general population with the sole purpose of trying to instill in people why it's important to vote. That's my understanding of the current law. Bill C-23 as tabled all but eliminated that.
The amendment the government is bringing in, which I would think is supposed to honour the commitment that the minister made publicly, only releases the CEO. He's got everything right now, and in the current bill practically nothing, and now proposed section 17.1 would open it up and allow the Chief Electoral Officer to do these information and education programs, providing they're only targeted to primary students and secondary students.
Is that correct?