There are two parts to that question. As I say, I certainly advocated in my writing and my teaching, and I was part of a round table, but then I happily came here to Ottawa in the fall of 2016 to do an interchange with the Competition Bureau. At that time, I became a Department of Justice lawyer for two years, so I couldn't participate actively in that capacity.
With respect to the number of consultations, it's a hard, subjective question. I think this was important legislation. We can always have more study, of course, but there's an expression some people have, which is “analysis paralysis”. At some point, it's appropriate to move forward. I think this legislation was carefully drafted in that regard.