Thank you. I just have one question, and then I'll pass it to my colleague Madame Mendes, who also has one.
My reading of Bill C-52 leads me to believe that it would only create a minimum mandatory for someone who's convicted of a general offence of fraud. It does not create a minimum mandatory for someone who's convicted of fraud affecting the market—fraudulent manipulation of stock exchange transactions, insider trading, or false prospectives, as in the case of Bre-X—regardless of whether the total amount of the fraud was $10 million, $20 million, $30 million, or $40 million. So I'd like to know if you believe that the minimum mandatory that's being proposed for general fraud should also apply to these other offences, many of which were brought into the Criminal Code in 2004.
Go ahead with your question, so that you get it in.