The intent of the amendment sets out the general parameters for publication, but builds in flexibility for the publication schedule, having in mind the proposed staggered review of newly listed and already listed entities going forward. For example, the bill would allow for bulk notices to be provided in one notice, as a notice with respect to each review could be resource-intensive.
Right now, the entire list is reviewed every two years, and notice is given as to the results of the review upon the review. Going forward, there would be a staggered review. There could be newly added entities at different times. We can't predict future operational pressures, the increased size of the list, or when the entities are listed, so there are various unknowns.
The intent here is to provide a degree of flexibility with five years as the outer range, but it allows for a grouping together of the notices without necessarily having multiple individual notices. That's the idea behind it.