It would.
The last point I'd like to make is that if that we pass one of our Liberal amendments, it would say that before any regulatory change is made, it would have to have parliamentary oversight and approval. Our intent originally was that it would not be possible to add some third country, some country other than the U.S., by order in council. It would have to come back for parliamentary scrutiny and approval. My understanding is that if the United States were ever to change its list of required information—let's say it added something—that could not be done by order in council, by regulation; that amendment or addition to the list would have to come back to Parliament.
Is that your understanding of our amendment, which is on page 11? If that is true, it would give me more comfort. I wouldn't want to see a whole lot of new information added to the list without the need for parliamentary scrutiny.