We are leading work right now for our minister and the Minister of Justice to modernize the court challenges program. That commitment was in both mandate letters. Of course we're starting that work by launching a fairly extensive consultation with experts and organizations and Canadians.
It's fair to say that as part of the development of proposed options for a modernized program, we will explore, in the spirit of evolving with the times, whether the scope of the program should be expanded. There are two areas that often come back from expert views on where it potentially could grow. This would be looking at some of the fundamental freedoms—freedom of association, freedom of religion, and religious expression, which is an area of evolving context—and applying to provincial and territorial cases, which is the case with language but not with equality.
I'm just telling you what we're exploring. I think it's really important to say that this is in the development phase, but we do good policy work. We look at all of the options and test the viability and strength of the evidence base to go there, and we consult. That work is under way already.