Thank you for the question.
Three criteria were set out in the act. It isn't necessarily just that one that has to be met.
To clarify, I would say that what we're trying to do is make sure that we protect the integrity of the information in that list, in particular. At the moment, it's accessible to eligible parties that haven't necessarily yet nominated candidates who will run in the riding in question.
If the party is represented in the House of Commons before the election, or if it has nominated a candidate endorsed in that riding in at least one of the last two elections, or, indeed, if it has nominated candidates in two-thirds of the ridings in the country, it will have access to the list.
Based on our analysis, all the parties currently represented in the House would continue to have access to that list.