Thank you very much for the question. It's a good question.
The main criteria here were that these were offences against children that were of a sexual nature, that could lead to exploitation, and that could lead to the type of harm we felt could be best addressed by bringing about penalties that stress deterrence and that put greater emphasis on public safety, on information sharing domestically and internationally, and on using the data bank and systems to allow members of the public to access that information and take steps to protect their own children, in addition to some of the proactive measures found in the bill.
This is an attempt to modernize with emphasis on offences of a sexual nature against a child.