Okay.
I don't think that's a fair thing to say. The reason it's okay for the CJC to adopt a mandatory education policy is that it's judges telling judges that they shall attend the school. The reason it's okay for the CJC to tell judges that they will engage in 10 to 15 days a year of education, which will include social context education, is that it's judges telling judges that this is what they shall do.
The problem with the bill is that it would make Parliament tell judges what courses they should or should not take. The CJC is of the view that this is a very slippery slope, as is outlined in our submission to the committee.