I have a couple of questions on different topics.
First of all, I'm sort of curious about the importation from abroad. I'll start out with a bit of an analogy to a situation with the U.S. In U.S. trade law they have something called COOL, country of origin labeling, which has to do with meat and stuff like that. It is officially for better standards, safety, etc., but it really is just a trade impediment harassment to keep Canadian beef and pork out.
I understand the intent of this legislation is never to do anything like that. But looking at it from another country's perspective, could they complain to WTO or some other organization that the Canadian government is using these standards to keep their products out? For example, the Canadian product drew 1 watt, while an international competitor drew 1.2 watts, and we set the standard as 1.1. It may be hypothetical. I don't think any minister has any intent to use the bill that way, but from another country's perspective, it could just be viewed as trade harassment.
Has there been any thought given to how we would deal with those situations, or the possibility of them, and whether this bill would have any problems being trade compliant in those situations?