I think the key difference is the process of engagement, including some of the names that you've mentioned. Brian Sauvé, for example, was one of my first phone calls. That was in the context of the strong borders act, which he still continued to advocate for Parliament to adopt. The response from law enforcement, I think, speaks volumes. They see themselves in this bill because their advice led to the creation of the proposals that are included in the bill.
I don't want to debate the different laws that were adopted over the course of Canada's distant or recent history. We have an opportunity to change the path going forward. By listening to law enforcement, I have faith that we have put together a bill that's going to improve their experience of policing in our communities and, importantly, improve public safety outcomes for Canadians.