I think it's pretty clear from what we've been saying so far that we think that an exemption is possible. That is the way to go. We think that it could be expedited relatively simply.
If you back up a little bit, you will see that this problem has existed since the Anti-terrorism Act was put in place in 2001. It created this ambiguity.
Already then, there wasn't an exemption carved out for humanitarian action, so for all of these years, humanitarian actors were left questioning whether or not they might run afoul of the Criminal Code. Now the stakes are raised. The government has come forward and said that it thinks it has a solution here. It doesn't think Bill C-41 is the right solution, but it does feel that we could introduce language within Bill C-41 that would actually clarify, all the way back to the Anti-terrorism Act, that we respect IHL—which Canada clearly does—and that when humanitarians are operating in an IHL context, they will not run afoul of the Criminal Code.