What we've sought to do broadly in Bill C-78 is to provide as much information as possible to enable courts and other legal agents to be able to make determinations. We have taken the lead of other jurisdictions that have proceeded ahead of us in this regard. You mentioned British Columbia. Another jurisdiction, I would say, is Alberta.
We have, in terms of the definition around family violence, also put in place a list of the types of conduct that may constitute family violence. It's not an exhaustive list, but it provides a bit more detail or various situations that the court could consider in making the determination of a situation of family violence and being able to determine what is in the best interests of a child in those particular situations.