Yes, that is normal procedure.
In addition, some operations are so fine-tuned and their people are such experts that it is easier for us to provide them with some extra monitoring. We are always ready to intervene.
Furthermore, amendments have been moved to strengthen the powers—I should say that the powers have always been there—in terms of perception, to make it clear that despite designated organization status, the minister is still responsible for approving regulations and standards. You will see, as we come to those amendments later on. This was done to strengthen that provision.
Now, I know that we were talking about an implementation in three years' time, but since it will take between two and three years to craft the regulations, we would have liked it to occur sooner. Moreover, if the members of associations such as the Canadian Business Aviation Association were designated, that would allow them to appear before a tribunal. At present, they do not have any recourse. Therefore, if ever the association refused to recognize them for whatever reason, they would have no recourse.