I'm going to defer to Mr. Taylor with respect to the two provisions you just cited.
The broad-scale proposition about child sexual offenders is that people who are convicted with respect to a sexual offence against a child are subject to a mandatory minimum penalty. Anyone who is subject to a mandatory minimum penalty is not eligible for a conditional sentence order, such as house arrest.
I think the important aspect, to respond to you, Mr. Caputo, is that I share your concern about anyone who would commit a sexual offence against a child. That is why I want the sex offender registry restored. That is why we've made sure to double down on the idea of an offender against a child being subject to an automatic registration and not subject to the judicial discretion.