Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thank you to all of our witnesses for joining us today.
This is actually great. Mr. Bhattacharjee and Mr. Hersh, you're right on our wavelength. You must have been listening intently to our discussions at our last meeting on these lists, on who manages the lists and on how we make the recommended changes in legislation to ensure that, when Bill C-34 is passed in the House, we're doing the bare minimum—what CFIUS and the U.K. are doing—but making it great for Canada. Mr. Krane, you touched on a important part: How do we ensure that we also maintain the maximum investment we can in Canada?
I want to focus, Mr. Bhattacharjee, on the comments you were making.
I agree with you to have a list that isn't baked into legislation and that couldn't be reopened in 22 years. I agree with you that we need to look at ways to make it flexible. What recommendations could you make, from a legal perspective, for the legislation that would allow at least a review of that list maybe once every three years? You could tell me if you feel it's different. What we heard before was to have that done.... I'm trying to remember the term right now. It wasn't “in council”. Perhaps it was “in governance”.