In deliberations during the formulation of the policy behind this, we were able, as much as possible, to look at case law and convictions. It's certainly not in the thousands on an annual basis.
Again, based on our review and our discussions with our provincial colleagues who actually do the prosecutions, etc., I think the upper limit we were able to put our finger on for the 12 primary designated offences with at least a two-year conviction in every case—which makes it relatively serious on the scale of things—was that there would be a potential maximum of about 50 cases coming forward. And then again, given the discretion of the crown to bring those forward, I don't think you would see 100% of those actually brought forward. But that was our best estimate of what we would see coming forward on an annual basis.