I agree with you, and the Criminal Code has suffered because of this. The Criminal Code is not unlike our Income Tax Act. When, for lack of a better word, a loophole is discovered in the Income Tax Act, it's patched by an amendment. We have an Income Tax Act that I defy any genius to read and by doing so understand the tax system in Canada. It's impossible. You have to go section by section, and it's laborious.
We're falling into the same trap, in my view, with the Criminal Code—applying ad hoc amendments to cover one section the effect of which may be felt in other sections. So I agree with what you're saying on that. It's a big job, of course, to revise the Criminal Code. It has been some time since it has been done, but I think the time is getting close. For instance, the section you're talking about, section 279, has a number of subsections that go on and on. It just lends itself to uncertainty, and I don't think you accomplish what you hope to accomplish.