How do we establish that? What's the test?
Chair, we've had months of talking about this, and there is uncertainty that I feel still exists around this. We can go back and forth again—and I appreciate the committee's indulgence—but I don't see a compelling argument on why you would not want to have a more robust definition.
I think when you compare what Ms. May is proposing, what I'm proposing, and then further on, the Liberal amendment, we're basically stating things that everyone keeps telling us are going to be done anyway. What harm is it in enshrining it properly in law? I do not for the life of me understand why that would be a problem, to enshrine principles that we say are going to be respected anyway and that are found in other places here and there when we start cherry-picking through the act.