That's fair. Okay.
I had one in particular, but it applies to most of clause 12, and I'll read it to you, because it's the one that sort of struck me as a bit of a catch situation. It's proposed new subsection 5.31(3):
(3) A designated organization has all the powers necessary to monitor compliance with the standards and rules that it establishes.
That seems to me to be a self-enclosed system once someone is designated, whoever they may be, and there's been some discussion among witnesses as to what those organizations may be. We're told they may be low-risk, and I've been trying to get a definition of what that is. We've got some more to do there as a committee, as far as I'm concerned, but it seems to me that it's a closed system, in that once an entity is designated, basically it can set the standards and the rules it wants, and it has the power to enforce them.
Is that your interpretation, sir?