Mr. Speaker, there are so many issues that I think are very, very important. Let me start by saying that our concern is how the system behind the access is designed, that it should be through regulations, not parliamentary oversight. That is one major concern.
We also have concerns about the shifts in key decisions about the system design and the data collection. As the member mentioned, being in a rural community, the breakdown of people within a certain range is far less sparse. Therefore, the access and infringement would be greater in rural communities. There are a number of issues, such as parliamentary oversight and review of the regulations, that are very important. Limits on ministerial orders are also very important. It is also important to recognize that in the three years it will take for us to review the system, it will be too late. The system will already be in place. We need parliamentary review before the system is implemented.