We always have profound reasons for everything we do, Monsieur Guimond. At the same time, I should indicate to you that it already is part of the Criminal Code, that one of the aggravating factors if a person is convicted of fraud is if the fraud involves over $1 million. I think that is a good starting point. As you know, when you have a look at these either Ponzi schemes or sophisticated fraud operations, they very quickly surpass $1 million.
With respect to the two years, you may be indirectly referring to the fact that, yes, there are about a dozen cases that I'm aware of where individuals who have been convicted of fraud over $1 million did not get the two years we are proposing here, but that's part of the job we have to do. We have to make sure we send out that very clear message that this kind of activity will not be tolerated and that there will be serious consequences for people who get convicted of this serious crime.
The direct response to the $1 million, again, is that it's already part of the aggravating factors within the Criminal Code, so it's a good fit.