Madam Speaker, no I am not suggesting that at all. I was actually responding to an earlier comment by one of the member's colleagues who said that the bill when we see it would have nothing to do in relation to respecting the charter.
Clearly, there is an issue when the bill comes back. We have to be very careful that it is not formulated in a way that, while it is intended to deal with criminal activities and criminals who have been convicted and are responsible for those activities, it is not used for example in terms of assets that may be owned by a spouse or another family member.
There may also be situations where the bill is intended to be targeted to a serious crime. So far the example that has been used has been organized crime. I think there would be general agreement on that from all sides of the House. Depending on what we see coming back, we would need to examine the bill very carefully to ensure that it is not infringing on other people's rights. That is simply the point that was being made and it is a legitimate one.