So we were updated on that particular situation in July, and the offender, or the fellow who admitted doing this, admitted uploading the footage without consent. But he can't be charged, and that's the problem that we're trying to solve here. He can't be charged, because the police don't believe that it can be proven that he intended to cause harm. So the victim is angry. And of course she's angry, as well as devastated and upset, but she's angry at the legislation that enabled this. She's angry at those of us in Parliament who have created the legislation that enabled this, and, quite frankly, I don't really blame her. That's why we're here today: we're trying to actually make it right.