First, thank you for the question.
I think it's fair to say that most of the offenders, perhaps even with refusal offences but certainly with impaired driving and over a milligram's offences, are first offenders. They're not people who have repeatedly committed the offence of impaired driving, and I doubt very much that they would be looking at the offence and saying that, for a hybrid offence if the motion is to pass, the minimum fine is $2,000 if I'm over 160; and the fine, if I refuse, is a minimum of $1,000 if the crown proceeds by way of summary conviction, which they do in most first offender cases.
For the vast majority of offences, it would be my sense that, no, the change in the motion will not lead to more people saying that they're going to refuse because it's $2,000 on summary conviction, instead of $1,000—