Thank you.
Just for the record, I want to make it clear that not in any way do I think the wardens are not capable of making certain decisions. It's the fact that within this particular case, where it's dealing with first- and second-degree murderers who are actually going through the Parole Board instead of the institution wardens, this bill speaks to that and believes for the last remaining three years they should also be going through the Parole Board. I think most Canadians would agree with that perspective as well.
With regard to the victims themselves, and the fact that they've had the ability to be participating in the Parole Board process, and to attend hearings or provide statements and so forth, do you feel that to suddenly have the authority to release that particular offender given to the warden, and having an individual not be made aware of that, or not have the ability to speak to that, is a further revictimization of that individual?