Well, sir, with respect, if I'm the accused person, I don't get to be an accused person unless a charge has been laid. If a charge has been laid under a particular provision, I am in circumstances where you're creating an incentive, even though you can't lay a charge that can be dealt with under summary conviction after six months.
In my books, what you're talking about here is a circumstance where we can't lay a charge that would be tried summarily, but we'll lay a charge under court martial proceedings so it can only be dealt with under court martial, and that puts the accused at a disadvantage. Obviously, there's an incentive there for him to waive this, but you're effectively dismissing the six-month limitation period.