I'd just like to add to that briefly. In the waiver decision, the WTO negotiators set up different classes of what they called “eligible importer” and that's what the current schedules 2 to 4 do. So when you get rid of those, there is no distinction between eligibility that would be compliant with the scheme set out by the WTO negotiators.
The other thing it does is this. It seems to eliminate the requirement that a country or jurisdiction that wishes to use the scheme has to give notice to the WTO, written notice, or even verbal notice would do, but there has to be a notice to the WTO by the requesting country of the product they need and the quantum they need. That's all in the conditions that were set out in those “how you amend the lists”.
Thank you.