I'll say two things.
First, I agree that what we're discussing requires review. I find the three-year period sufficient as long as it's three years after the first day on which sections 2 to 59 are in force. What we were told was that a transition period is not part of the calculation. It's three years from when everything will be in place, which I think is quite reasonable.
The second aspect is to give the department full responsibility rather than assigning the evaluation to another committee. There are two elements in the amendment that must be taken into account: the obligation to conduct an evaluation after three years and that it is the direct responsibility of the department.
It's not up to me to decide whether the friendly amendment will be in order or not, but as far as I am concerned, I agree with those three years.