Yes, and I'm going to walk through timeline here. I think it's fair for me to do.
There are three amendments that talk about deadlines and dates that are different in terms of this legislation being presented back to the public in the House of Commons. I think it's important for the record and for us to fully understand the approximate length of time it's going to take. There's a process here. I get a chance to explain or to at least even ask some questions later on for that, which I did....
That's why it's very important. In my opinion, it affects both the relevancy about the identifiable groups and how decisions that will be made are enforced in Canada related to gender boards, whether that's related to the other parts of the bill that have been ruled out of order—and that's fine, as some of it hasn't been ruled out of order—and what the expectations are for the compliance, as explained.
I want to walk through exactly how long this takes. I've been trying to get there. It's important because, right now, if we go into April in the House of the Commons for this, we will have May and June. May and June have longer sitting times, so there is a good potential for this to possibly exit the House before the summer. That's depending upon.... Actually, the reality is that in 2017 it can get through before summer, because at that point in time, the Liberals could use closure on the bill. They could use closure motions on the bill. That could take place—