That's pretty much what we're saying. It's difficult for us to take a position at this stage because we don't know how the requirements or content of this framework will look. We would also have really liked to discuss the content and substance with elected parliamentary officials who will have to decide on that content instead of going through a regulatory process where the government may have more discretion to set the standards.
It would therefore have been helpful to have concrete provisions. We have very concrete suggestions regarding the availability of parts, updates and the introduction of a repairability index. These issues have long been the subject of discussion in Quebec and across Canada. In fact, consultations on repairability were held across Canada two years ago.
I think we already have all the elements needed to at least set out a legislative framework that is more comprehensive than the one that's currently on the table.
