The creation of a new offence to criminalise planning or preparation for a terrorist attack is another element of the bill. This remedies a gap in the law that was referred to in the case of R v S. Now, a few people here have mentioned or made the argument, not tonight but in statements before this debate, that section 175 of the Crimes Act already in part addresses this issue. Section 175 is about conspiracy to commit murder, and I suspect that most of us in this room would agree where actions are planned and prepared for that are similar to those carried out on March 15, that signifies something significantly more than murder. There is an intent to induce terror and the purpose of advancing an ideology or political or religious cause. I am a member of the Justice Committee so I won't take up more of the House's time tonight. I am looking forward to receiving some submissions as part of that committee. I commend the bill to the House.