It wasn't my comment that I trust—although I do—the discretion of the crown prosecutors. That was a comment that you, Mr. Goldstein, made; that you, as it is currently, trust the discretion of crown prosecutors when they proceed on these.
I also did not say the application process would be the same, but that the process as to whether someone is or is not going to be designated, at the end of the day, a dangerous offender would be very similar: there are two sides making arguments, and ultimately, a judge will decide whether that individual is a dangerous offender.
In that regard, the only change is the shift in onus on the offender. We feel, and I think most Canadians feel, when you're dealing with someone with a third violent or sexual offence, that this onus shift is abundantly appropriate.