In the first place, the vast majority of dangerous application defences are actually conducted under provincial legal aid programs, with some federal funding. So the impact of resources of these changes would actually be borne—a very large majority—by the provinces themselves, who primarily support the ability, as best we can, to provide these reforms to the dangerous offender provisions.
The actual impact again will depend upon the number of applications brought. There is nothing being done here to fetter the Crown's discretion as to whether or not to bring a Crown application. Ultimately it will be the attorney general of each province who has to approve a dangerous offender application and determine what the impact is going to be on their resource base.
I think that answers that part.