Mr. Speaker, the Jordan case was addressed in part when the former government brought in legislation. I know the Conservatives oppose certain aspects of that legislation, which means, at least from what I understand, they are going to reintroduce the stuff that was actually struck down by the Supreme Court, but that helps them in terms of their fundraising efforts.
At the end of the day, during the nineties in Manitoba, at the provincial level, we thought it was advantageous to focus on gang activities, identifying them and putting extra resources into dealing with them. It did make a difference.
What the member opposite is proposing, some sort of organized crime registry, I think would be something that would be great to hear more discussion about at the appropriate standing committee.