Okay, so I'm going to let this go into more discussion from other members, Mr. Chair, but I think what I'm understanding is that we'd have to relook at part 2. I think that's the whole point of this amendment, that part 2 is about a tribunal.
You know, a lot of what we do from our side is listen to the witnesses, specifically the current Privacy Commissioner and the former privacy commissioners when they're looking at the system, how it operates and how they'd like it to operate. More importantly, when we look at protecting Canadians' consumer rights, at a fundamental human right for privacy, we're looking at a system that looks at best practices across the world, not just reinventing the wheel. Specifically, from our side, we're looking at what's happened from the tribunal's and the competition commissioner's aspect and at how it hasn't worked or perhaps hasn't been working as well as we'd like it to.
I'm going to leave it, Mr. Chair, that I still feel that the tribunal is unnecessary. I think we can go through better aspects to improve that process on the appeals system and the powers and, of course, give more power to the Office of the Privacy Commissioner.
I'll leave it at that. Thank you, Mr. Chair.