I think Bill C-56 and what's proposed in Bill C-59 are very important changes and very much welcome. Many of the changes are in fact entirely in line with recommendations the Competition Bureau had made to government in the context of consultation.
I would flag this: If we look at the merger regime in particular, merger is the first line of defence in protecting competition in the economy.
There are a couple of other areas where we believe this can be strengthened. One relates to the adoption of structural presumptions in the merger review process, while the other relates to the remedial standard when there is harm to competition. What needs to be fixed? These are issues we will continue to advocate for.
However, by and large, Bill C-56 and Bill C-59 have been very significant in moving Canada forward in having a robust competition regime.