Thank you, Chair.
To the point that somehow Carter was limited to the particular facts of Carter is to ignore, as Joe Arvay told us so clearly, that the B.C. Civil Liberties Association intervened specifically to take it beyond the specific fact situation of the two litigants primarily involved in that case. He also said it goes against the essential elements of Carter. He claims that it was unquestionably unconstitutional and, if left unchallenged, bound to be repudiated by the Supreme Court of Canada. For that reason I fail to understand why it would not be acceptable by this committee.