That would be a decision of the prosecutor.
Clearly as a policy statement, if it involved officials, the Parliament of Canada has indicated in order to abide by our obligations, we'd prefer that the prosecutors would prosecute under section 269.1, but again, it really depends on the question of evidence. Does the prosecutor have enough evidence to satisfy all of those elements of section 269.1? There are a lot of elements there, all those purposes that you have to prove, for example. It's not simply causing severe pain or suffering; they have to do it for certain purposes, so you have to get the evidence that the purpose existed. If you don't have a confession from the accused, it's difficult to establish purposes.