It's not that the offenders were not getting any programming or intervention opportunities. I defer to the OAG to clarify their statement.
The assessment tools that were being used indicated that aboriginal offenders were being referred to more programs than what was possibly necessary. Therefore, they were being kept at certain security levels in certain institutions for longer periods of time. However, the approach we're taking now is that after they've completed the program, there will be a presumption that their security level is being reduced to a lower level security, which should in turn position them much sooner for a submission to the Parole Board for a conditional release consideration.