Thank you for your question.
I think it's very difficult to pinpoint very specific issues, because this is really a very broad list of issues. For the lack of better words, the devil is going to be in the details, in the way these issues are implemented. For me, and this may not necessarily be something my co-panellists agree with, ministerial discretion is very important, because new issues will arise and may actually arise after the bill has been passed, which will allow CTA to add them to that specific list.
One question concerning which I think some consideration may be warranted is whether there are any human rights issues that may be raised. We have seen a few cases—and there is currently a case before the Supreme Court of Canada, which is on a standing issue, not even on the substance—of overweight passengers who are asked to pay for two seats or are taken off the flight. Any issues that may impact human rights more than commercial or economic rights that are currently in the bill may warrant some exploration concerning whether some of these could be put into the bill of rights in the future.