I certainly do, yes.
I would put a question to you, Mr. Beirness. You said earlier, in a general statement, that this legislation contained provisions that essentially put in place a precondition that there be suspected impairment. I can't quote you exactly, sir, but that was the import of what I thought I heard.
As I look at the legislation, there are two sections that don't have any precondition of suspected impairment. The first section is the one involving possession of a drug where there is no precondition that there be suspected impairment. The second section is the trigger section for drug impairment, where the peace officer only has to suspect that the person had a drug in his or her body within the last three hours. There's no reference to impairment.
Could you comment on that?