Currently, Corrections has a discretion—and I'll read that—in some cases of sharing information when it is in the best interests of everyone, including the person released from prison and their family, to schools, and where they assess on an individual, case by case basis that that's required or necessary for both rehabilitation and for that community to be kept safe. To move away from that seems, at best, unnecessary lawmaking and, at worst, something that could fundamentally undermine what our justice system is about, which is to keep the community safe through rehabilitation and successful reintegration of offenders. It can lead to hysteria, as has been mentioned, to isolation of entire families, to harassment—and all of that without having actually any kind of a measured or effective response to child sex offending any other kind of offending.