With all the implications, it's plain reading of the bill. This is not rocket science. What does “required” mean? Either case law or common sense applies to all these kinds of cases. I don't think we should be hung up that we are faced with an amendment that was not contemplated exactly in the original construction of the bill. This happens all the time. Amendments in other committees pass. Dogs don't start sleeping with cats; Niagara Falls doesn't reverse itself, so let's accept the plain meaning and the reasonableness of those who parse the legalities of laws that are passed by Parliament.
On December 1st, 2016. See this statement in context.