It's a combination of both. Police have to investigate the crimes and present their cases before the courts, but there has to be a deterrent, like a sentence, otherwise the great investigations won't result in the results we want.
Again, what's important, with the establishment of the major auto theft prosecution response team in Ontario, is that we have to maintain a distance and be bipartisan, but we're also going to be working very closely with them to present the right case. We're going to educate each other—from Crowns to police and police to Crowns—and present those cases, and expert witness cases if possible, to assist with sentencing and providing the most information to the court so they can make an informed decision and an informed sentence.