The amendments largely, for example the regulatory amendments, are rule-making authority. They're giving authority to the minister to make rules and make regulations. Going forward, any of the regulations that may be required will absolutely be going through the normal regulatory process that includes CG I and CG II, various consultation elements, economic impact. It is possible there are going to be economic impacts in some of these regulatory amendments as we go forward, but they are not at this time being contemplated. What the amendments propose for the regulatory component is the ability for the minister to proceed in the environmental context, and then regulations that may be needed will in fact be addressed through the normal completely standard process that takes time and that has consultative sessions within that.
On November 6th, 2018. See this statement in context.