Thank you for that question. Maybe I'll start and give an opportunity to my colleagues to weigh in.
“Terrorist group” is defined in the Criminal Code. A listed terrorist entity is a terrorist group that has been listed as per the Criminal Code and has gone through the listing process through the government. A way to put it is that a listed entity is a terrorist group, but a terrorist group isn't necessarily a listed entity.
One of the things to consider here is that the use of the “terrorist group” in the amendment is intentional to capture the correct offence that currently exists in the Criminal Code, where it is a criminal offence to knowingly provide benefit to a terrorist group. Therefore, in changing it to “listed entity”, one of the considerations is how that would potentially significantly restrict the scope of the offence just to focus on listed entities as opposed to a terrorist group, which is currently what is in the Criminal Code.
Robert, do you want to weigh in on that?