The RAD provisions, or all of the provisions with respect to the asylum process, are spelled out in amendment G-12 in new proposed subsection 42(1). All provisions, except those that are specified there, will come into force not later than two years after the date on which the bill receives royal assent. That is to say, the provisions that are spelled out there will come into force on royal assent.
The transfer of the pre-removal risk assessment will come up to 12 months further in time, after the coming into force of the provisions that create the refugee appeal division and create the public servant refugee protection division. That, as I said before, is to give the board an opportunity to absorb a very large piece of work with respect to the creation of the RAD, etc., and then, thereafter, to take on the task of the transfer of the pre-removal risk assessment function.