Thank you very much for your presentation.
We had Professor Anthony Doob here, a criminologist from, I believe, the Toronto area. Basically what he said was something some of my colleagues on this table stated, which is that the criminal defence lawyers are coming and telling us that they don't really have an objection in principle to Bill C-35, because in actual reality, as we speak now, if someone commits a criminal act, is charged with committing a criminal act with the use of a firearm, they do not get bail. So Bill C-35 would in fact not change anything; it would simply codify an existing practice.