The impact of this straightforward repeal is that an offender will be subject to normal sentencing rules, where the sentence is proportional to the crime committed—what I think the general public would expect of a justice system. We echo the disappointment, though, of many submitters that the bill states that anyone who received a harsher sentence because of this law will not be eligible for early release, resentencing, or any compensation because of the altering that is going to occur. We believe that people who have been made subject to a third strike should have their sentence reconsidered by a judge. Unfortunately, the Supplementary Order Paper on this in Golriz Ghahraman's name was not ruled in scope of the bill.