Thank you.
I want to go back to the issue of exemptions, because I'm still trying to understand. It's the minister who has to deem the exemption.
We already have a track record for the CRTC and the CTA, to be frank. That's where my concern is. What is the recourse? What is the appeal process?
Right now, there's no publishing of the decisions and the rationale for them. There's nothing articulated in the bill right now. That's my concern.
I'm not saying that all of these decisions would be arbitrary, but do you see where I'm going? Maybe there's an opportunity where we need to have an amendment, unless I'm understanding it wrong. When a decision is made for an exemption, and I'm in the persons living with disability community—which we just heard here today is supposed to sharpen our swords and advocate whenever we need to on the ground—how do I do that if I don't understand rationale and there's no mechanism right now for me to appeal that decision?
Does that seem as if maybe I'm missing a beat and misunderstanding it, or do you see an opportunity for us to maybe re-examine that?