I'm going to let my colleague Mr. Churney speak to this in part. Mr. Churney is making his committee debut today, so I hope you'll ease him in gently.
The kind of situation that I think Parliament was thinking of when Bill C-23A was passed with that language was a situation that would shock the conscience of people, that the offence was of such a gravity--and perhaps there was a plea bargain involved--that the conviction and the waiting period do not adequately reflect the seriousness of what actually transpired and the harm done to the victims.
I think that's the kind of situation. However, there has been some work going on in developing some regulations to flesh that out.
Mr. Churney, would you like to add anything?