Anti-competitive behaviour is identified in the Competition Act, which was recently amended. It is any conduct that enhances, preserves or creates market power, first of all, for companies that have that and then engage in conduct that is “exclusionary, disciplinary or predatory”, and it now includes “an adverse effect on competition”. It's a pretty broad basket, but basically it's conduct engaged in by companies that are dominant and have market power and harm the entry, access, participation of other companies in the marketplace.
The legislation currently exists to deal with that. The competitiveness council, in my view, should deal with advocacy, advocating to government to remove regulations that harm competition, such as interprovincial barriers, barriers to foreign investment into the country that would increase competition depending on what sector, whether it's telecom, banking.... Just go down the list of international barriers to entry. A competitiveness council would give high-level advice to government on areas to target to increase competitiveness and productivity in our country.