If companies are able to unbundle portions of.... This is what has happened with certain companies. They take some of the IP, unbundle it and sell just that aspect or that one part of the company to a foreign direct investment, and then, after that sale is done, they rebundle it.
I know that one of the arguments for the minister's having the power himself to do reviews outside of an order in council would be that it's quick and we're operating at the speed of business. Perhaps also one of the conditions was that employees of those companies couldn't talk for 30 days or 45 days about the ideas that are part of that company, but companies are still able to unbundle parts of that.
Is that something the department has looked at, how companies are getting around the rules that are set in place? Even though this amendment might have a zero threshold, are there still ways in which companies, as we've heard from testimony, are getting around that through the intangible assets and the ability to sell them off, as we've seen in Quebec and elsewhere?