When I first looked at Bill C-60, it looked pretty straightforward, and I would still imagine the bulk of it is fairly straightforward.
One of the main questions that hit this committee is that we're basically looking at three choices or three decisions to make. Do we accept it as is and hope for the best and allow Parliament to take its route down the road and review it? Do we put in a sunset clause, which is one of the proposals that have come up? Maybe one of the concerns with the sunset clause is that if we get to a certain point and the law created by Bill C-60 falls at the time it expires, then we're right back where we started, I would imagine. The other option that has come up is to review the law in two years. So the committee would put together a task force that would look at the law.
Which would you prefer, or which would you think is the best way to go on this?