It's not an issue of the release. That's important there. The first step for the public database is that the local or provincial and territorial authorities will have to have made a decision to do a public interest disclosure about that individual. When that happens, that's the first step.
In cases where the local authorities have come to a decision to do a public interest disclosure, then the second test will be whether this person meets the criteria for a high-risk child sex offender. As I mentioned earlier, those criteria are still being developed in consultations between Public Safety and the provinces and territories, because right now the provinces and territories all have their own approach on how they determine whether or not to proceed with the public interest disclosure.
That development is ongoing as to what that criteria will be, but if the person meets the criteria for being a high-risk child sex offender, then the person will be added to the public database.