Yes and no. On the one hand, yes, because some of the offences are still going to have a maximum of five years, but the sexual exploitation in section 153 has now been increased to 10 years on indictment.
I think as well that case law has evolved. Our experience and understanding of the types of risks that young people face as a result of this have improved. We have a better understanding, so if the concern is that you want the criminal justice system to send a strong message to deter and denounce that type of conduct, a 10-year maximum will do that more effectively than a five-year. Reforms enacted in the previous Parliament increased the maximum penalties on summary conviction for all of those enumerated child sexual offences and for section 153. Again, it's consistent with Parliament's action to this point to support stronger measures in denouncing this kind of conduct.