Thank you for your question.
In my opinion, the scope of amendment LIB‑20 was quite clear.
This can be implemented, and when a provision about properties is involved, we need to make sure that the following people are notified and consulted in this order: other federal institutions, the provinces and territories, including municipalities which include official language minority communities, and indigenous groups.
The various groups are notified in that order, and they can consider purchasing the properties. That's very clear.
However, it might be confusing to have a second amendment that adds something about acreage. That said, LIB‑20 clearly states that official language minority communities must be consulted.