I appreciate that, Mr. Ross. You've already talked about the issue of good faith. It's true that it's important. It's in the wording of the clause. Unfortunately, how good faith is interpreted can vary quite a bit from one individual to another.
My question is more about whether such a provision in the Criminal Code would encourage Crown prosecutors not to seek recourse. We saw that with this statement, in which the individual in question clearly incited hatred by calling on his audience to exterminate the enemies of the people of Gaza. It's understood that he was talking about the Israeli people.
As I understand it, you consider that the issue of good faith preserves us from such restraint.
Ms. Chapdelaine, I have about a minute left. Can you quickly tell me your thoughts on this?