I think we have thought it through. People have come up with one or two examples that would be extremely rare in application. Every time we've brought witnesses here to this committee, members on the other side have said that they have so much faith in our judges and that we have the best judicial system in the world. Quite frankly, I think a judge is going to be in a position to be smart enough to figure out whether this section applies to somebody who abandoned their child, and 30 years later, kidnapped them. I think a judge can figure that out.
I don't think we need to spend another week having witnesses come and try to mince this down into even smaller parcels. This is very clearly defined, as far as I'm concerned. Any sort of ambiguity that may exist, which I don't agree does, a judge is going to be able to figure out.
I see no need for us to spend more committee time looking at this.