Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Just to pursue this a bit more, let's take the case of the balcony rapist. That blew up this past summer. So he gets 20 years; obviously they treat it as a very serious offence and he's convicted of multiple offences all at the same time. Now we're 20 years down the road and he's released without reasonable control on him.
In fact situations like that, has anybody ever gone back and looked at the crown's conduct in not applying for dangerous offender? Have there been any case studies on that? I would think, Mr. Hoover, that would be done at attorney general offices at the provincial level. Have there been any studies done on that, and if so, are they public?