It's an interesting question. Thank you for asking it.
Madam Chair, I would say, really, the purpose of the code is, in some sense, largely reputational. We put this in place at the insistence, basically, of a public that is increasingly skeptical about the behaviour of parliamentarians. This is a way to, in some sense, respond to that.
It is hard to be sure we're going to be successful. A lot of it really depends—and with respect to the question you were asking of Mr. Dufresne—on voluntary compliance. These are meant to be guideposts to at least establish the minimum boundaries we should observe to better ensure the overall reputation of Parliament itself, not just of the individual members. That's really, I think, the objective of this code. Our success will be measured, really, in our assessment of how, in general terms, the code responds to the public's expectations.