Thank you, Madam Chair.
First of all, I want to thank the honourable minister and his parliamentary secretary. Any time I go to you, Minister, or your staff, you are always welcoming and, of course, very patient in listening and always assuring me that you will come up with a policy that will be good for the victims. I want to thank you for that. I received a call today from one of the family members of the victims, who said this is exactly what they were looking for—what you announced today.
Going from there onwards, you said you can go case by case. You're not going to have a blanket policy. Would you be able to tell us what the consequences would be of implementing a blanket policy instead of looking at individual cases?