Yes. The original bill, I believe, was quite prescriptive in terms of saying it's just the local riding associations. My understanding of the amendment is that it now moves to just being one person who's chosen by the party through a mechanism of their choosing, which presumably would be open to their internal party democratic processes—at convention, for example.
I think potentially there could be some middle ground. I wouldn't like it to be so prescriptive as to say that it can only just be one person from the party who gets to choose. I think if we're trying to create an enabling framework, then it would be beneficial for the party itself to be able to decide. They might say, “Actually, for our party for our democratic values, we think it should just be the local riding associations”, or “For our party in order to balance the interests of the party and the local ridings, we're going to have regional offices and multiple of them.”
So I think it might be interesting to explore that more in terms of creating a more enabling approach.