Thank you.
Really, LIB-1 and LIB-2 go together. I hinted that there was going to be language to this effect. The minister did in his testimony, as well.
I had a concern when I saw the Senate amendment prescribing the remedy for dealers who were left with stock on their lot. I understand that the language proposed has been discussed with dealer associations and that they are comfortable. The essence of it is really to clarify what remedies are available to anyone who owns a vehicle that's subject to a recall. Specifically, in proposed section 10.52—recognizing that we're dealing with LIB-1 now, and not LIB-2—it does clarify for greater certainty that dealers have access to those remedies as well. That's the essence of it, and it largely reflects what I understand the dealer associations are comfortable with.