That is possible. I invite the committee to hear from witnesses on that, and if the majority of members agree to make this change, I see no problem with it. However, when I looked at the current exemption, I understood that it requires someone to speak in good faith in order to invoke it. However, when a person invokes religious reasons to justify incitement to murder, they cannot be acting in good faith.
That said, I am open to recommendations from the committee, which may propose amendments to the bill.