That would be the ideal situation. Now, is it possible to draw a clear line between public interest criteria and criteria related to reduced competition? It would probably be very difficult to draw a clear line between the two.
Our problem with Mr. McGuinty's motion is that the wall would be pretty well impenetrable. It would be impossible to have public interest criteria that would affect criteria or factors already taken into account by the Commissioner of Competition.
In a perfect world, no public interest factor would duplicate what the Commissioner of Competition is doing.
If you read what the Commissioner of Competition has said, you will see that he himself recognizes that, ideally, conflict should be avoided. However, that will not be possible in all cases.
In a perfect world, there would not be any.