Indeed. Our modification in Liberal-5.1 was simply to help indicate the severity of the crimes of being a crooked immigration consultant or a ghost consultant. When we heard from witnesses of the substantive amounts of money to be made in the immigration consulting business, we simply proposed that we double the fines that are in the statutes: on indictment, from $50,000 to $100,000, and on summary conviction, from $10,000 to $20,000.
We chose not to affect the length of sentences, because that gets more complicated in terms of the administration of the law, but I think we wanted to have a clear indication of both the severity and the amount of potential profits to be made off crooked immigration consulting.