I'm a huge proponent of reviewing law and order to create tools necessary to fight hatred. As I said, we've moved beyond hateful words, which are bad enough, to terrible, violent, hateful actions, and we are way behind. I think there needs to be a two-pronged approach.
We do have a section of law that's a little problematic, and that's why it went through a whole repeal process back in 2012. However, let's remember that the Supreme Court of this land found section 13 to be constitutional. The government of the day still went ahead and repealed it and took away a tool that we desperately need if we're going to get even close to being even with the game.
My suggestion is that we take Mr. Farooq's suggestion in terms of a review that will give us ongoing protection down the line, and that we also look at an immediate way of returning section 13—or a facsimile thereof—tweaked to ensure it doesn't cause any more administrative issues but is available for us to use. Right now, we have only one tool and that is subsection 319(2) of the Criminal Code. It's kind of like taking a cannon to kill a fly, when we could use a civil remedy that we know works quite well.