As a result of this bill being spoken to, we received a couple of briefs, one from the CBA, which clearly you've read and listened to, because their major concern was that the Competition Act is not really about criminalizing activity but promoting competitive prices, essentially, and choices for consumers. They make other comments about the Criminal Code, and I think you've taken those to heart as well. You and the committee are going to get some help from legislative people, and I think that's great.
There is, however—and I'll call it what it is—a fairly vested interest brief from the private investigators, who talk about pretext. What comments would you have about their position and how you might protect their position as far as it goes? I'll be quite blunt. Many of the case studies that they refer to are indeed laudable goals for the protection of society, both directly and indirectly. But one could see that if your amendments to the Criminal Code aren't strong enough, some of the pretext language could in fact be used to go against the purpose of your bill.
What comments do you have in general about the private investigative association brief?