Granting a humanitarian exemption is still an amendment to the Criminal Code, first of all.
Second, the fight against terrorism is still important. Quite frankly, if we had done that, certain parliamentarians would probably be angry, saying we've become soft on terrorism. We can't have that happen either. It is still important we track terrorist activities, including a government like the Taliban and including other groups around the world. This piece of legislation effects a very important balance.
The fight against terrorism is still important, but the fight to provide humanitarian aid on the ground is also important. We have carved out a pretty good exemption between the two, using the Criminal Code, because that's what we had to do.