That is, indeed, our understanding as a department. It's probably worth pointing out that, in the last several weeks in deliberations of the House committee on finance as well as in the Senate committee, there have been a number of important changes undertaken to the Competition Act.
Bill C-59 at its outset proposed to enable the tribunal to take into account market share, which it was previously barred from doing. The House committee on finance took that a step further and introduced the structural presumptions approach that essentially reverses the burden of proof and puts it on the merging parties under certain conditions as they have been laid out.
This approach here would then, again, in a matter of weeks—and I believe C-59 is scheduled for third reading in the Senate today, so we can expect that it would move forward to become law shortly—introduce yet another change on top of that series of changes that have already taken place.