I wanted to follow up on one point of your question, Mr. Kania.
One of the reasons this does not protect Canadians is that it specifically does not provide protection for victims of crime. At present, as has been stated a number of times, the offender will come back, and there will be no controls over that person. If a person comes back when there is a sentence still to be served, not only is he or she subject to Canadian programs for rehabilitation, but the Canadian authorities will have much more information about that person and will be able to determine whether there should be post-sentence action taken. For example, they can use subsections 810(1) and 810(2) of the Criminal Code to ensure that there are peace bonds against the person and that appropriate police authorities in whatever jurisdiction the person is going to settle are notified that this person is going to be released so that they can watch him or her. That simply is not provided for in this legislation.