That was a very thorough explanation, which certainly helped me understand the impact of this and what's being proposed here. It doesn't sound as though it has a whole lot of positive consequences, based on your initial assessment, or that it would allow, based on what you are saying, individuals who want to pursue the private right of action to do so.
Wouldn't this have quite a lot of impacts on the court system? Would it not clog up the courts? How would individuals determine whether they had a good case if they hadn't gone down a track and through a process in which, in a way, an investigation had already happened?
It seems to me that the cases might be weaker or might be inclined to be weaker and that individuals might stake claims to compensation for harms that might not be as justifiable under law.
That's just a thought, but maybe you could build on that if I'm right or correct me if I'm wrong.