Through you, Mr. Chairman, to the general, the government is proposing these legislative amendments. They are also seeking leave to appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada. We support, obviously, the intent of the legislation. We're going to be proposing a mandatory parliamentary review at the end of, say, two years—and again, you can comment on this. This has been done in other cases. In fact, depending on the state of the appeal to be heard by them, it would be mandatory for either the House or Senate, or both, to review the legislation rather than having a sunset clause, because we think it is important that, if it hasn't been heard, we at least give Parliament the opportunity to exercise its right in terms of review.
Could you comment on that?