If I understand your question, I think maybe we could turn to the Carter decision and see it playing out there very clearly, which is that the court saw that there were limits on the rights, and then it looked to see whether that was in accordance with the principles of fundamental justice. It found that no, that was overbroad. Again, similarly to the 15-day...it's overbroad, and it captures far too many people. That would be a consideration with this bill, so you're running into that tension yet again.
I think we just need to look at Carter and the fact that Carter drew a circle and said that for people within that circle, you cannot prevent them from having access, and yet the people who get access under this bill are within that circle, so it's a violation of what Carter did in terms of its section 7 analysis.