Thank you, Madam Chair.
Thank you to all of the witnesses for being with us here today.
Dr. Islam, my first question is for you. First of all, I offer my sympathies to you and your family because I understand that you're related to the Afzaal family, who were the victims of a brutal attack in London three years ago.
I'm not going to use the person's name. The person who was ultimately convicted of this attack was charged and convicted of four separate charges of first-degree murder and one charge of attempted murder. In addition, the Superior Court of Ontario found that he had committed acts of terrorism. That didn't make any difference to the sentencing, but I want to know from you, in your opinion, whether it made a difference.
Does it make a difference to you, to your family, to the broader Muslim community and, I would say, to all Canadians that this person was found guilty of an act of terrorism?