It's a tough question, I know. These things are quite complicated.
Given that the current practice that the Government of Canada uses is an ad hoc process.... You are saying the Government of Canada already uses incorporation by reference when it comes to these things, that they are all done on an ad hoc basis, and they would all be in that particular case static because they would have to go through the process.
If something is dynamic it means that, as soon as the regulating body makes the change in the regulations—and if it has already gone through the Gazette process and has been approved by legislative change that's brought about here—the moment the legislative body makes a decision and changes that regulation through a dynamic reference, it is instantly the law of the land in Canada.
Do I understand that correctly?