Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thanks again, Ms. Frank.
I was trying to get the exact testimony, but I now remember what I wanted to ask you regarding Rick Craig's testimony. He was from the Justice Education Society of British Columbia. He mentioned that they were actually in four regions, but let's just say a number of regions. They were working with law enforcement and dealing with the most serious cases—the murders—and with crown attorneys and prosecutors and the police. This is a work in progress right now. He felt there was some positive movement being made in that regard, so that they would learn how to deal with the most difficult cases, and in that way they'd be able to deal with those cases that were, for lack of better words, less of a priority than the outright slayings of people in the streets.
Are you aware of this work that they are doing on the ground?