Mr. Chair, thank you very much; and thank you to the witnesses.
Let me just say at the outset that I fully agree that where someone is HIV-positive, is taking antiretroviral medication and has an undetectable viral load, they shouldn't be prosecuted. I also support the directive that was issued by the Minister of Justice.
That said, I've also looked at the Supreme Court decision, the most recent one, in Mabior, where the law provides that there must be a dishonest act, and secondly, there must be a significant risk of serious bodily harm. It is further defined in that decision.
I'm in the process of going through 59 reported cases since 1998. I haven't gone through all 59 of those yet. Can you cite any cases where someone was prosecuted and convicted who didn't have intention and was at a low viral load? It is true that there have been some cases where individuals were prosecuted, but in all the cases I have seen to date, they were ultimately acquitted.