No, I wasn't surprised that there was not more discussion of section 15.
Our submissions, of course, focused on the fact that the law was a reasonable limitation in accordance with the charter. Of course, that was not found to be accurate. The court said that it wasn't a reasonable limitation, and I understand that very clearly because the law was a nuisance law. As Madam Justice McLachlin said in the decision, prostitution is not illegal. This is a nuisance law, this is all out of proportion to the safety issues, and so I think that was—