In general, I would describe the process as providing.... That depends on the net benefit or the national security process in the act, because the state-owned enterprise guidelines apply to both, but of course there are also different considerations.
In terms of net benefit, the matter that is looked at is the corporate practices, the transparency and the commercial orientation of the businesses. That can be assessed in cases where we're looking at net benefit to Canada for the economy. If an investment is allowed to proceed and the minister wishes to allow it, we can secure commitments, and then those are enforceable.
In terms of national security, of course, it is much broader in the degree to which different considerations are brought to bear. Those investments, if they are allowed—and this is the question—could be allowed on the basis of a variety of mitigating measures that would be enforceable on the investor on an ongoing basis. The act provides for the upfront process of review and engagement with the investor, and then also subsequent processes to follow up on adherence to commitments, if commitments have been accepted as part of the process.