The Commissioner of Competition has suggested, as far back as 2001, that it was necessary to remove something like that. It is something that doesn't exist in any other economic legislation, so perhaps we view that as an unnecessary hurdle. The agency would still have to be convinced that the relief is necessary in order for it to be granted.
I want to move on to group FOA. You've suggested somehow that group FOA is adversarial, to use your term. I actually think group FOA presumes the exact opposite. If you're going to be adversarial in a group FOA, or an individual FOA, and take extreme positions opposite from each other, you stand to lose more when the arbitrator picks one solution over another. I think actually what FOA does is to force you to more common ground in the middle, so that each side is roughly pretty close. I don't see how that becomes adversarial.
You've suggested that you prefer mediation. It's still in Bill C-8. Does that mean we can expect that resolutions will happen in the mediation stage, as opposed to having to get to group FOA?