I think one of the things that stood out when we looked at the amendment was that there were already provisions in the Conflict of Interest Act, and so we would have to explore the consequences of this or the interactions between a prohibition and the conflict of interest legislation.
There are also questions about whether the registry, by requiring that transparency, is sufficient to shine a light. That's what the transparency registry is about—increasing the transparency of that influence in Canada.
Those are the two things I would point out, but definitely the interaction between this and existing legislation, whether it's the Lobbying Act or the Conflict of Interest Act, in fact would be worth exploring.