That's correct, and maybe just to elaborate on the intent of the amendment, it's intended to simplify the process with respect to relocation. Under the bill as it is currently drafted, there would be a three-way test. Where there is a shared-parenting relationship, the burden would fall on the parent proposing the move. Where there is an unequal relationship and the child spends very little time with one parent, the burden would fall on the parent who does not spend time with the child to justify why the move should not occur. Then there would be the case of both parties having the burden if there is some sort of arrangement in between, something between a shared-parenting relationship and something on the upper end of the spectrum. It's really intended simply to simplify that, as a general rule, the burden should fall on the parent who is proposing the move except where that parent does not have a real relationship or a significant relationship with the child.
Is there anyone else wishing to speak to that?