Thank you very much for that compliment.
The input that I have received, and this has been consistent over the last few years.... I go back in this area to 1993, when we passed the first bill regarding the downloading of child pornography. I remember the briefings I received 18 years ago on this that the words “child pornography” captured a wide range of activity exploitive of children. I haven't changed my opinion on that.
With respect to the meetings that I've had with G-8 justice ministers, the term “child pornography” is in wide use.
I'm interested that you raise this. One of the things we are doing is trying, as much as possible, to facilitate the transfer of information between different countries. I like the idea that we use the same term because among each other we can encourage each other to get information as to people who are involved with this business. So among the reasons why I wouldn't want to change it is the fact that I don't want to further complicate that by starting to change the definitions that Canada has. The term “child pornography” works for the reasons I have said, and my recommendation to this government is to continue with that.