What we're seeking to do in Bill C-51 is to clarify the law around consent. Specifically, in terms of the sexual assault amendments relating to situations where there is no consent, the amendments would make clear that an unconscious person is incapable of consenting, and in a separate paragraph it would equally make clear that a person may be incapable of consenting for other reasons other than being unconscious.
This is activating or putting in place the clarity that was provided by the Supreme Court of Canada, as I mentioned in my remarks, in decision R. v. J.A., and ensuring that there's clarity around when consent is obtained and when it's not.