Yes. You're sending a strong message. What we're adding through this kind of housekeeping bill is making sure the three regimes we do sanctioning on are in agreement with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act admissibility. It would then be implemented through a Public Safety removal order, if they're in Canada. CBSA would be monitoring this, so we have double checks.
This is, to me, not a big deal. Am I missing something? We have procedures whereby you can be taken off a sanctions list. There is an appeal process under those. The UN one is a bit different, but under that.... We'll get into that in our sanctions. However, there is still some degree of discretion if mistakes have been made. Largely, this bill is to take the discretion out of that, to ensure the bad people don't get to squeak through and get into Canada when they've been sanctioned—trusting that our sanctions regime, which is very rigorous, is correct.
Am I getting it, so I can explain it to the people of Don Valley West?