Mr. Speaker, there are all kinds of them but off the top, without having a chance to go through in my mind what it should be, I would say it would be to strengthen the whistleblower protection, make sure that it is stronger. There should be an ironclad guarantee, without consequences, that employees who blow the whistle, who state on the public record what has happened, are protected, that their families are protected, that their incomes are protected. Their salaries and their futures must be protected. The people who tried to use economic terrorism against those employees, or groups of employees, the people who actually commit that type of infraction, the employers, must be dealt with severely and harshly. I guess that is the one thing.
I should remind the hon. member that we support the bill in principle. We would like to see it go to committee so we can bring forward witnesses to see if we can make the bill even better than it is.