We're talking about two different schedules, but the schedule that's being sought to be changed is not the one under the Criminal Records Act. It's the one under the Corrections and Conditional Release Act. The schedule we're talking about doesn't just deal with sexual offences in schedule I. That has everything from manslaughter to murder to treason, I think we're now putting in, to pointing firearms and the sexual exploitation of a person with a disability. So I'm a little confused. What's your suggestion?
I thank Mr. Wilks for pointing this out. It has an effect in the act in relation to the criminal and what may happen with pardons. But does that have other effects on the Corrections and Conditional Release Act, as a result of its being in the schedule and the references to 107, 129, 130, 133, 156, etc.? Are we doing something else here in addition to what Mr. Wilks has suggested?
By the way, Chair, I didn't understand that asking questions of the witnesses was part of the debate on a clause.