One of the arguments the Conservatives made when they introduced the original amendment CPC-9 was that it would somehow erode the powers given to the OPC.
I was arguing last time—and I think you were providing some helpful testimony—that with how the bill was contemplated, that wasn't the case, but I think this subamendment certainly has that effect. Perhaps you would agree that this effectively almost allows people to opt out of utilizing the Office of the Privacy Commissioner and that its investigative role becomes somewhat...I wouldn't say obsolete, but it certainly seems as though people could just choose a different track and bypass the Privacy Commissioner.