When the Progressive Conservatives formed government following the 1984 federal election, Domm became parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, the government minister responsible for the metrification program. However, while the Metric Commission was disbanded and rules on enforcing metric were loosened, the "metrification" of the country was not reversed.
Following the 1984 federal election, the Progressive Conservatives formed a government. Domm became parliamentary secretary to the Minister of Consumer and Corporate Affairs, who oversaw the metrification program. However, despite disbanding the Metric Commission and easing enforcement rules for metric, the country's transition to metric was not reversed.