Basically, what I was mentioning was that we heard the expert testimony from various people talking about precarious employment. Two things were mentioned about precarity that really seemed to strike us. One was income security, and I don't want to say “versus” job security because I think they're very similar on a spectrum. I don't think they're diametrically opposed; I think they're more intersecting somewhere in the centre.
The legislation that I'd be referring to—and this would have to come through the government—is how exactly we can make individuals who are working precariously more secure personally, whether it's financial or through health benefits or through a variety of things in the testimony we heard.
We also heard about how important some of the recent changes are that were made by the government through things like Bill C-86, which is allowing some more flexibility for workers to work and to garner leave. That would be just one example of some of the legislation that has been introduced and was talked about around the table. That's what I was referencing.