I think it's very well put.
If you look at each of the instances where there's a lack of clarity and there's discretionary power with the minister, it's to permit the minister to safeguard the interests of Canadians. That's a balance we're interested in. This is not a question of the transactions being cleared as efficiently as possible from the market perspective, but ensuring that Canadians have a system, a foreign investment regime that adequately protects their interests.