I will answer that in two parts.
First, I'd go back to liberalization. The fact is that there will be more private sector companies that would be available for sale or for foreign acquisition without a review process once the liberalization process is completed.
Second, there's not a new restriction in place that says state-owned enterprises can't undertake investments in Canada. The act only applies when it's a controlling share of a Canadian company. That's when it gets triggered. The determination that it's a state-owned enterprise only has effect around the threshold.
The government continues to encourage state-owned enterprises to take non-majority stakes in Canadian companies and invest.