Chair, on a point of order, I was going to wait until Mr. Harris finished, but I think this point of order is relevant at this point.
We have heard from witnesses, and it is relevant to the amendment before us now, and I think makes it inadmissible, that all convictions from summary trials at present, and under the amended version, after Bill C-15 that we have just agreed on after amending Bill C-15 with clause 75, do not result in criminal records within the Canadian Police Information Centre. None of those convictions from summary trial do so at present. They do result in a criminal record under the Criminal Records Act, and that is dealt with by the amendment that we've already passed. I think you'll find Colonel Gibson and his colleagues can confirm that. It makes this amendment—