For you to oppose or say that you disagree with the change in the wording, you should have a concrete reason, in my view, why you oppose the change, not simply say that it is symbolic, that it doesn't mean anything.
I get that there are a number of changes to the law that you are disagreeing with, and maybe that I disagree with too, but I'm asking you now specifically, on that one point, on subparagraphs (i), (ii), and (iii), can you give me any good reason why you would oppose changing “may” to “shall” for the purposes of the prosecutor lacking the discretion, but being required to adduce that evidence?