Perhaps I can clarify a bit my previous answer.
The difference between deterrence and denunciation that was in Bill C-25 and what is in this provision is that the notion of general deterrence is not part of this set of provisions; instead, it is just specific deterrence. The intention is that providing a fair and proportionate penalty for the young person will help the young person understand that they ought not to be committing such offences in the future. So it's intended to serve as a marker and a specific deterrent for that young person.