Thank you, Madam Chair.
This is again a question of time limits. This time, we don't hesitate to include a limit in the act. We are talking about a two-year limit, although the amendment proposes a five-year limit. The amendment is based on examples where things extended over time.
Let's take the example of General Motors, which had to deal with a lot of problems. Ten years went by between the discovery of a potential problem and its final resolution.
If there is a statute of limitations that expires after two years, after which nothing more can be done, it seems that that time limit is somewhat short. And so we are proposing a five-year limit. If an amendment were to propose a seven-year limit, I would support that as well. However, we feel that a two-year limit is clearly too short.