You'll know this better than I will, but to me, June 30 looks very clearly to be when the House is traditionally not sitting, so it is taking a small-c conservative approach to try to avoid the critiques that were made of the B.C. legislation. What would the Supreme Court of Canada say to a six-month restriction or a year-long restriction? I think if there were a restriction in every calendar year, that would be seen as draconian, but six months or a year before the election, in a fixed election date, I certainly think could be considered.
You do increase the constitutional risk. There's no way around knowing how the Supreme Court will treat that until we get a record, until we get the cases, but June 30 is certainly less than what Ontario did, for example, and less than what the U.K. does, which is around a year.