That's an interesting question. I think we still, in terms of procedure, have to have the right actors around the table before we make that decision, because this is a complex issue. However, if you were to ask me if I could connect the dots to the harms of the use of aggravated sexual assault as the operative offence, the bull's eye on this would seem to be section 265(3)(c). That's the provision that the Supreme Court interpreted to include HIV non-disclosure of status, which would vitiate consent, turning what would otherwise be consensual sex into aggravated sexual assault.
If I were thinking about where we ought to go, the interpretation of the fraud provision seems to be the clearest path, but I would want the right experts around the room. I'd want people living with HIV. I'd want women's rights organizations, HIV-sector organizations, other criminal law experts, to think more about that, but that would be my initial impression for this committee.