This would only be for the amendment. The amendment, if it were to pass, would only come into play in a very specific set of scenarios where the goods have been identified by the CBSA as being ready to be exported because they're reported. There are a number of other conditions listed in section 97 that would have to be met before the CBSA would then have that information to make the request to access and to look at those goods.
It would not necessarily require a CBSA presence running around looking for these things. It would have to be based on where we know goods are being loaded, unloaded and packed and where they've been reported for potential export or imminent export. We would then look at whether or not we had a need to examine these goods. Then we would seek to access those goods and examine them.