I'm not saying they'll wait; I'm saying there's a danger in bringing this in, if you will, to the section. Under the old act, one of the key cases was the Ontario Court of Appeal in Langevin, where one very brutal act was sufficient to be declared a dangerous offender. So that exists now.
One of the dangers I can foresee—although I can't tell the future—is given that the legislator has seen fit to make specific sections to get the people who have prior convictions, there's a risk the courts might say that the legislator has spoken quite clearly, that if it's one act, it has to be very, very exceptional. We may even end up with a higher standard than we have now for the one-act situation. I'm not saying it will happen; I'm saying it could.