I think that's excellent.
I'm glad to hear the committee and my fellow witnesses' interest in making sure that the bill doesn't deal with parallel imports and grey market goods. My fear is that particular provisions, such as clauses 44.01, 44.11, and 44.12, don't actually make that clear enough.
I think an exception that specifies that this does not apply to parallel imports, if drafted carefully, would be fantastic. I would strongly advise the committee to encourage your analysts and legislative drafters to put that provision in—I'd be happy to suggest some particular language, if you like—because that would deal with the issue you're talking about.
It's a very common situation for a wholesaler to find lower prices in the United States for particular products, and even with their paying duties and fees and complying with all the taxation and regulatory obligations, they could still offer Canadians a lower price. I think Canadians and Canadian families are entitled to pricing parity, and I worry that this bill could inadvertently jeopardize that.