The last thing I want to talk about is the whole idea of including penalties for breaches. Again, if we have commercially negotiated contracts, it's wide open to having breaches negotiated within them. It works to everybody's favour not to get to the point of going to this arbitration but to have a normal commercial contract, so to speak, that may include penalties for breaches, which is very difficult to do in our legislative process.
As I go through some of these items, I see a lot of prescriptive things being asked for. Yet when I get further down, when we start to talk about some of the other clauses, we are trying to broaden it out again. We're basically saying that now all of a sudden we want to have everything included in it.
I seem to get this mixed message. I don't know whether that's a messaging that the department's been getting from the beginning, and if that's why you came to the conclusions you did as far as how you've formatted this bill, that you were getting these messages that we want to have this really tight in, but we also want to have this broad perspective.
Was that, through the whole process, something that you were dealing with and were trying to bring forward in the final wording of this legislation?