With your indulgence, Mr. Comartin, I would like to check that.
Mrs. Morency, is Mr. Comartin's scenario exact? If the Immigration and Refugee Board were to grant permanent residency for humanitarian reasons to a person after Bill C-22 comes into force, for example in December 2008, and if that person was in a relationship that did not correspond to our legal rule relating to age, would that person be committing a criminal act, even though the marriage might have been celebrated in another country or the relationship might have been established before the person arrived in Canada?