Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Thanks very much to all of you for being here. I enjoyed your presentations.
If I could, I'll start with Acumen Law first. You indicated—and I can't remember if it was you, Ms. Leamon, or you, Ms. Lee, who said it—that this bill essentially would eliminate the mistaken belief in consent, but as far as I understand it, it codifies Ewanchuk, which basically eliminates the mistaken belief in consent as far as a mistaken belief in the law goes, but not necessarily a mistaken belief in the facts.
The facts would still allow somebody to raise a reasonable and honest belief in mistaken consent if the facts bore that out, but not insomuch as believing that, for example, the person consented even though she was unconscious, which Ewanchuk says is a mistake of law. I'd like your comment on that, please.