This became apparent when we looked at the case law.
When we looked at the length of the sentence imposed, we saw that there were more sentences coming in at the low end of the spectrum. In other words, they were closer to the mandatory minimum penalty level.
The other thing I would note for the committee's attention is that since that time we've also had a few fairly important decisions that have contributed to what we're seeing today. The Supreme Court of Canada, for example, in R. v. L.M. from 2008, has clearly said that a maximum sentence is possible in the appropriate circumstances, and the court has noted the impact of the Internet.