All we were trying to do with this bill was to take a situation like stealing someone's wallet, giving them a punch, and running off with it. Clear, easy to understand—robbery. But in the case of doing exactly the same thing with someone's car, but dumping it somewhere 200 kilometres away, you cannot prove theft and it doesn't fall under robbery. You end up with prosecutors having to cobble together multiple charges, which never reach the same threshold, as much as they like to say that it will—never reaching that same maximum sentencing of 10 years, wasting the courts' time, spending a lot more money, and it would be much more easy, simple, and straightforward if we could just bring it into robbery. It's not difficult to understand. 