Precisely.
It sends a message to the worst torturers of the Iranian regime that Canada is open to their presence here. As it is, 700 of the Ayatollah's guards see Canada as a place to send their money, to take their vacations and to send their families to be educated. That's already sending a message to Iran. When crimes against the Iranian people and Canadians are allowed to continue and the door is left open to those people, it sends the wrong message.
On the contrary, if we prosecute and launch investigations, it sends the message that those torturers and murderers are not welcome in our country. That's an important message. As the situation becomes more unstable in Iran, a lot of people will flee. Canada can be a first destination for these people. This is very urgent and sensitive. This message needs to be sent very quickly to the Iranian leadership.