It's a good suggestion.
I have a question for Mr. Head, I think. No, it's actually for Ms. Pelletier. You both described—or I think it was Mr. Head—this 12-month workup to a possible application. Because this bill removes the faint hope procedure for everybody 15 years from now, we're only dealing with this transition period for those who would still be entitled over the next 15 years to make this application.
Does that mean, because of the strict timelines placed by this legislation on the faint hope clause applications, that when you start the one-year workup, you would in all cases effectively have 15 months to get the application in? You'd have the 12-month leave time and then the clock would run on the 90-day period imposed by the legislation.
Have I got it right that for everybody who's going to make a faint hope clause application, they would have a reminder from CSC about one year prior to the trigger date and then have the 90 days remaining to make an application?
Have I got that right?