To the extent where there's a legal interpretation, Mr. Chairman, the interpretation would be that clause 2 creates one single standard. If the person is convicted, they will be dealt with in a certain way, depending on whether or not they're convicted of an indictable offence or a summary conviction offence. I suppose if there is a double standard, it would relate to the disposition of the person in the court but not in the Legislative Assembly. The single standard applies where there is a conviction.