It is a very important and complex case that requires in-depth analysis. I don't know the number off the top of my head, but while most judges said it was a breach of the Constitution, it was saved under section 1 of the charter. So the saving provision of section 1 allowed the case to be decided as it was. But I stress again that it's a very complex case. There was a five-to-six split. By no means was that a majority decision out of our Supreme Court.
In deep analysis of this case, when you take the individual facts into consideration--and I think that's what needs to be considered--and juxtapose them with what we have here today, our legal advisers have said it will be unconstitutional. I can read from Simon Potter's legal opinion and Alan Gold's legal opinion, but I'll stop there.