Thank you very much.
With respect to judicial training in this area, as you are probably aware, Rona Ambrose's private member's bill was passed by the House of Commons and apparently is being held up in the Senate. It is directly focused on the whole question of judicial training.
Ms. Leamon and Mr. Spratt, both of you made a point that section 176 is not necessary. Ms. Leamon, you said that more general sections could perhaps be used. Mr Spratt, you said there are public disturbance sections. First of all, just earlier this year, about six blocks from here, a woman was charged under this section for what took place in a church. As much as people's religious rights are one of the fundamental freedoms of this country, is it so unreasonable or so unnecessary to have a specific section of the Criminal Code that protects religious services?
Many people may not be part of any religion but probably would agree that disturbing a religious service is more serious than causing a commotion in an arena, say, or in a meeting somewhere else. What do you think?