I thought Trépanier was clear on that. It's an expansive decision, but nevertheless written by the court. It would seem to me that it addressed that kind of contingency and said that if a trial is ongoing, and this court has declared this provision as being unconstitutional, it would not be constitutional for you—excuse the play on words—to continue with it.
Now, you may have to go back to square one and stop this trial and recommence. I don't know, because as I say, I don't know which trial would fall under that particular clause and what's involved. But it seems odd to me.