This is an issue that has been confused by many members of the committee. Statutory self-regulation is really an act that empowers the body to have certain powers, competencies, etc., similar to the MARA, to the Migration Act. It empowers. There's a whole section inside the act that creates a statutory self-regulatory body.
What we have in Canada is a self-regulation, part II, Canada Corporations Act. I saw that the committee had recommended this in the last thing. Well, that's already what you have in CSIC. The new body, whether it be CSIC under the current process, or a new body, will still be a part II Canada corporation, so you're still talking about regulation by inference. There is a body of law with the Federal Court of Appeal, the Federal Court, and the Supreme Court that now supports the government's ability to do that in terms of regulation by inference, in terms of delegating the authority to a private corporation.