I think I need to unpack your question slightly.
As it relates to the matter before us regarding this private right of action, what this contemplates is whether individuals will have the capacity to bring their own efforts before the courts as it relates to privacy violations. The scheme that was initially provided for in the bill imagines that individuals do have that capacity, but only after the commissioner has made a determination of a violation of privacy, unless that violation is under appeal, the tribunal has dismissed an appeal or the tribunal has already come to a determination. If you've closed your case, as it were, before the track that includes the OPC and the tribunal, then the private right of action is no longer there, but if it's an open-ended one, then you can pursue it.
As it relates to the subamendment right now, we are imagining that individuals will be before the courts at the same time as potentially someone might be appealing an OPC ruling.
As it relates to the—