I hope I didn't get anybody in trouble. I actually think that I heard Serge Bijimine allude to one of the changes the other day.
There were some issues that we had identified. We drafted a letter to Minister Alghabra back in the fall and followed up with a memo in June with some additional info.
On the requirement that there be three specific advisory committees, we indicated that we're in agreement with the spirit of what you're trying to accomplish there, but in some communities there may be one indigenous group, for example. Does it make sense to have a committee of one person, when maybe a blended committee might make sense in that community? We understand that the intent was never to be that prescriptive. There is a willingness to ensure that the language fits with the spirit of what was intended.
The other one was on the quarterly financial reporting requirements. It was originally saying 60 days after the end of the quarter. We provided a timeline that showed how ports would have to go about publishing quarterly financial reports if they were to be made public, as this bill contemplates. It would be unrealistic within 60 days. There was a willingness expressed to put that at 90 days instead of 60 days.