We know that the Supreme Court declared some minimum sentences of no force and effect in a case called Nur. Those remain in the Criminal Code despite the fact that they're unconstitutional and don't apply, much like the provisions in the Travis Vader case that the judge relied upon. Those were of no force and effect, and they were in the Criminal Code. We saw the mischief that caused. They're not touched here.
The other things we don't see are the other decisions from appellate courts across the country that have found constitutional infirmities with other sections of the code. They're not in there. Perhaps the reason is that there hasn't been a final determination of the Supreme Court. Only that one province has....
We know that's not the case, however, for the minimum sentence that was at the heart of the Nur case. That is a glaring omission from this bill. If we're truly going to remove unconstitutional sections that have been found to be unconstitutional, finally, then we should actually remove them all.