It is interesting to hear the member who is sponsoring this bill suggesting that the only difference this bill brings is compulsion. It is broader than that. It isn't just the compulsory notification; it is about the compulsory notification of a much broader range of offences than is currently part of the system. As he has noted and many have noted, Corrections already has a notification system in place. It has a process for notifying schools when a child sex offender is placed in the community under supervision, on a case by case basis. What he's suggesting with compulsion is that every time there is a sex offender under one of those 17 offences listed, a school will be notified. It doesn't matter how far away from a community that person tries to remove themselves; there will always be a school somewhere that will be notified. This is very broad and very blunt and will not be helpful. 