Certainly.
If I understand your question correctly, you're asking if paragraph (c) were to be added to subsection 5(2), would individuals who are facing charges potentially now come to the attention of the CFO, and their eligibility to hold a licence come into question or be reviewed.
I would think the answer is yes in that situation, if it came to the attention of the chief firearms officer for consideration. Obviously, with 2.1 million clients, many examples of individuals who are facing criminal charges who come to the attention of the CFO.... If there is a significant amount of evidence to suggest that the CFO has grounds to revoke that licence prior to the conclusion of the criminal charges, that may occur. But in many cases, if there are pending court cases, the CFO will often defer those decisions until such time that there is a conclusion relating to the charges, depending on severity, gravity, and risk to the public safety.