Can I just add one little point, Chair? I actually followed this up based on what the minister himself said.
When the minister appeared before the committee, he tried to convince us--I don't think he convinced me, but maybe he did others--that this bill was aimed at these big drug dealers that he talked about and the big commercial grow ops. He went on and on about that. He went to some length to explain that this was not levelled at the street-level people, people who were facing addiction and so on. I think the Conservatives have tried to argue that very strenuously, even though my belief, when you read this bill...and believe me, I've talked to lots of people about this bill who know this issue very well, both from a legal perspective as well as what's actually happening out in the real world. Their opinion is that this bill goes so far, it will hit so many people, that it will clog up our prison system. It will have huge implications on the provincial and territorial systems.
So this amendment is another example of how we're trying to say that if what the minister is saying is correct and this bill isn't that broad, then let's really narrow it down. Let's be clear that it is about commercial trafficking, and we're not talking about personal use, and we're not talking about medical use. That's exactly what this amendment is zeroing in on.