I thought I'd use this third opportunity to speak to this bill by highlighting some of the requirements in the primary legislation. We did talk about the fact that those individuals do need to provide information, so I just wanted to talk about the term of registration that people stay on that register for. So there is a term of registration for eight years if the offender has been sentenced to a term of imprisonment for a class 1 offence, or if the offender has been sentenced to a non-custodial sentence for a qualifying offence and has been ordered to be registered by the sentencing judge. That then increases to a term of registration for 15 years if the offender is sentenced with what's called a class 2 offence, which is more serious. That increases to life registration if the offender has been sentenced to a term of imprisonment for a class 3 offence. 