Well, I'll tell you that they don't, and I'll tell you why. Under subsection 4(5) of the CDSA since 1995, when Allan Rock changed it from an indictable and summary conviction offence both, to a summary conviction offence only, you cannot fingerprint for summary conviction offences. So since 1995, there hasn't been a single Canadian—not one—fingerprinted for possession of one-to-thirty grams under subsection 4(5) of the CDSA, guaranteed. They may have been charged with another offence on top of it, but individually they have not been convicted, because they legally cannot be.
What would you say to that?