Thank you.
I wanted to ask Mr. Cooper--and this is just a hypothetical question--where you have a busy crown attorney, would he or she, do you think, in a certain situation be more disposed to entering into a plea bargain where the accused was coming up close to this threshold or might in fact get to this threshold and the counsel for the accused saw it and knew this could be pretty heavy timber? The counsel for the accused would try to negotiate a plea bargain, would offer a plea of guilty in return for a commitment not to proceed with the DO application. That's hypothetical. I'm not questioning the bonafides of all of our crown attorneys, but in busy courts with heavy schedules sometimes they just might go for the guilty plea and dispense with the DO application.
Do you think that hypothetical question has any practical validity?