There clearly appear not to have been enough of them yet.
I briefly mentioned the matter of discharging a firearm with intent. The minister told us that it was not necessary to send someone who had fired a gun into a wall to prison if, for example, that person had drunk too much alcohol, or whatever the reason. I can understand that.
However, as I told the minister, if this offence were to be broken down into its parts, we could consider treating the case of a person who fired a weapon at an inanimate object differently from a person who aimed the firearm at someone else.
Do you feel that it would have been possible to split up this offence in a way that would allow for different treatment depending on the circumstances?