Good.
I also want to talk about another democratic institution: our court system. There seems to be a lack of confidence there. I thank the analysts for the nice report they put together, which shows that only 48% of Canadians trust our criminal justice system.
This is reflected in an article I read in the National Post on March 6, just a couple of days ago. They quote a Macdonald-Laurier Institute study: “Rising crime, mounting delays and inconsistent enforcement have created a widening gap between expectations and performance”. Perhaps you could comment on that—on the importance of an engaged and resilient society's having a justice system that people can have confidence in.