As a public servant, I will refrain from giving an opinion.
That said, I see that the regulatory regime grants the Canadian francophonie rights that did not exist before. In my opinion, that's a good thing. It allows French-speaking Quebeckers who occasionally travel to other Canadian regions with a strong francophone presence to be served in French if they need to make a bank withdrawal, for example. They could even find a job outside Quebec, such as in Saint-Boniface or Edmonton, and work in French with documents in French.