I'm trying to pull it up quickly so I can comment on the specific language. In both CUSMA and the WIPO Internet treaties to which Canada has agreed, we have agreed to protect TPMs and to make any sort of exception or limitation on TPM protection carefully crafted, based on evidence and narrowly appropriate to whatever circumstances are dictated by the evidence. The concern with the current bill is that it takes a blanket approach without any sort of specific focus on what products would qualify.
It also doesn't require that it be proven that there's a substantial adverse effect on the ability of Canadians to make non-infringing uses. I think it's really the breadth of the current bill that is ultimately the concern.
I'm still trying to quickly find the opening wording of article 20.66.