We're going to have a different kind of justice system. You're right; when the commissioner forms the belief on reasonable grounds that there has been an offence under the act committed, then she's required under the law to refer the matter to the police. We refer it to the RCMP and then they investigate. They have to determine whether the offence has actually occurred, whether somebody was being paid to lobby, whether they were lobbying with specified things that are set out in the act, whether they should have registered but didn't, and then they have to determine whether it's in the public interest to lay a charge and commence court action.
On October 5th, 2017. See this statement in context.