No, it's okay. I don't need an explanation from an official. I think I'm asking political questions about the nature of the integrity regime, and I'm disappointed that I can't get an answer. We leave it up to judges, for instance, to make decisions about the severity of particular offences before the court, but that doesn't mean that we can't, in our law, distinguish between certain offences that are more serious or less serious.
I'm just puzzled that I can't get an answer to that. I'm interested, because I do think that—you've said you want to add more charges and expand the scope, recognizing that new charges may be of a lesser severity than are the existing charges. The question is why can't the 10-year period apply to the existing charges that were recognized as being quite severe, or do you think that the severity of the existing charges was overrepresented in the original policy?