Right, that was the difficulty of actually successfully prosecuting Internet luring for sexual purposes or sexual exploitation under the then and still existing provisions. That's why the previous government brought forth section 172.1, etc. What you're telling us is that under the new provision it's been used quite successfully, if I understand correctly.
My question, then, is this. Given an invitation to sexual touching under section 152, which does not require that there was actual sexual touching, but means that there were actions and words that were carried out to attempt to invite a young person to engage in sexual touching, if the summary conviction there is a maximum of 18 months and the indictable is a maximum of 10 years, when we brought in the new offence of luring via the Internet, why did the government at that time not harmonize the actual sentencing provisions?