Thank you, Mr. Chair. I think Mr. Holder is right. On our clause-by-clause sheet, it was actually in the reverse order. So that's a very good point.
New clause 56.1, again, for a better measure of public accountability, would simply require that the Minister of International Trade report, within five years of this act's passing, on the provisions and the operations of the implementation act—in other words, of the bill itself, including any recommendations for amendments.
I think we've had compelling testimony that there are concerns around this bill, around the provisions of the labour side agreement, the environmental side agreement, and how that would work. I think it is a wise course of action to ensure that in this bill there is a reporting back mechanism so we can see the difference between what has been purported around the bill and what the actual operations and results are after a five-year period. For that measure of public accountability, I propose this amendment to add clause 56.1.