This is part of the new reforms that were not in Bill C-27. Again, this one was the addition. If you recall the discussion last year, one of the concerns of the provincial attorneys general, which was also stated in committee, was the lack of ability to bring an individual back for reconsideration after the original hearing.
This one gives effect to that new reform, so that if an individual is given the long-term offender supervision order and breaches that order and is convicted of the breach, he's brought back to the court, and the crown no longer has to demonstrate again that he is a dangerous offender because the designation is already there. All they have to do is argue before the court whether or not the individual can be managed under a lesser sentence than the indeterminate one.