Australia has, in the last few years, created a similar offence. They have an eight-year minimum mandatory sentence, and it includes intoxication or impairment provisions that trigger that mandatory minimum. They've had over 90 deaths over the course of a decade. In our case, as the bill stands now, intoxication or impairment would merely be an aggravating feature for sentencing, not triggering a mandatory sentence like Australia. It's really easy to prove. The two ingredients: you commit an assault, and that assault causes a death or a death results as a result of that assault.