I would say that the line itself does not change the use of the power.
With regard to the standard of review that is proposed in the amendment, whether that is required to be reasonableness or correctness, the standard in Canadian judicial review courts is that ministerial orders are typically reviewed on a standard of reasonableness. It's looking at whether the minister's decision to exercise the power—given the facts known at the time, the evidence and the thresholds in the law, as well as the power set out in the law—was reasonable or was one of the reasonable decisions that could be made under the circumstances.