Mr. Speaker, the hon. member accuses us of sitting on the report. What we were waiting for was feedback from the various sectors that are affected, something the hon. member and others in the House have been urging us to do. If we had moved any faster we would have been accused of ramming this through.
The government accepts the basic framework of Justice Estey, but we realize that a lot of work has to be done to make those recommendations come into force and to implement them to the benefit of all, especially producers. The goal for the government is to ensure that the producers get a better stake and more money out of any reforms.