Yes.
If I understand correctly, the committee that studied the Anti-terrorism Act, and it also included the study of IRPA in their jurisdiction, were concerned with the Federal Court process that was a dual process. It included both an assessment as to whether or not the certificate was reasonable and it also determined if a pre-removal risk assessment issued by the Minister of Citizenship and Immigration was lawful. So it had this double assessment process, and that process was complex and it led to delays in the issuance of both PRRA decisions as well as reasonableness findings from the Federal Court.
This played out in a number of cases, so the committee recommended that we eliminate the suspension that suspends the reasonableness hearing. So this has been done in Bill C-3. That's been done, and it goes further than that. It allows the reasonableness hearing to proceed in parallel with an application for refugee protection or an application for a pre-removal risk assessment, so that's what you're reading in subclause 77.(3).