Yes, this is an important amendment that's quite critical for a number of reasons, but it will take years for this bill to get reviewed. I have a two-year review, which has actually been supported before by past Liberal governments in terms of updating modern legislation that would become more of the routine, actually, and the standard. Some of them have passed relatively quickly through the House of Commons without anything.
This motion here that the Conservatives are proposing is a little different from mine, but it's quite similar. There is a difference and it deals with the fact that this bill has only been reviewed twice in 40 years. I liken it to a tumbleweed that's just basically been going across the plains gathering more and more dust, whereas this change right here will distinctly identify, during a time when we've looked at corporate fraud and we've looked at issues of shareholder rights and we've looked at issues of representations on the boards by women, visible minorities, and persons with disabilities, as being important features to actually be dealt with.
The problem that we face here is that right now if we pass this bill, maybe this week or next week, we are getting into a longer period of time that it then has to go through. Let's assume that perhaps we get this passed in March, because we have two break weeks coming up, I think. Is that correct?