Very quickly, there's no question that there are some challenges there. Of the aboriginal offenders that come into the federal system, 74% are coming into the federal system for the first time. They've gone through the youth system and the provincial system four to six times. We're only getting them for the first time.
Sometimes the sentence that we get to work with is very short. If you look at the eligibility dates that exist, for that two- to three-year sentence we literally have to get them in, assessed, and programmed in the first four months, in order to get a report to the Parole Board by the fourth month so that it can make a decision for day parole eligibility by the sixth month on a three-year sentence.