Yes, I'd definitely be happy to consider some amendments if there are issues that have arisen with some trade deals.
We definitely looked at that right from the very beginning, though, because some of the people who reached out to me about looking to do the private member's bill on this actually came from witness testimony at the CUSMA hearings. Part of what was acknowledged then and is still the case now is that Canada lags behind what the Americans are doing. We're also behind the European Union. Australia has been very progressive on this as well. I think that even France has more progressive language on interoperability. This bill will basically put us back up onto a level playing field with our international competitors.
When we worked with the analysts of the Library of Parliament on this, we did a lot of extensive research as to how it would impact our trade deals. At the time, we found there didn't appear to be any issues, but if there is more legal analysis out there that would suggest there are some tweaks to be made, I'd be happy to entertain those tweaks.