I have to jump in here.
Please consider those two options, because I don't think we have to penalize and make more red tape for people who are following the rules. It's the ones who break them.
I have an example. I grew up in southwest Saskatchewan in Swift Current. Graham James was one of the most embarrassing points in Swift Current's history, and after he got out of jail for abusing those boys, he was then coaching in Spain. There has to be a way to track these people, especially within our country but also internationally. Christine Sinclair stated that Canada Soccer flat out lied and that now the public is being lied to as well.
When you're looking at these organizations—and we had Mr. Moss here from the Gymnastics Canada—they seem to be part of the culture problem. I don't think sports are the problem. I think the people who run sports are the problem. How are you going to address some of those cultural changes? It starts at the top, with people who are trying to hide this more than trying to get to the bottom of it.