Thank you.
I'll just summarize what Ms. Parkes just said.
Your reservation, right here, collaborates that, and it's that—unlike what Mr. Thompson said—the public is not in support of mandatory sentences. Once they know the situation in fact, if you look on page 14 of 19 of your submission, it's only 17% who were in favour. So we agree with that.
If you don't want to support 83% of the population, that's fine.
My next question is for the Elizabeth Fry Society. Northern Australia got out of mandatory sentences, or backed off, because it exacerbated the problem of already having a disproportionate number of aboriginal people in prisons. Do you think that if this particular bill went through it would exacerbate the problem we have of a disproportionate number of aboriginal people in prisons in Canada? And would it be even worse than the proportions we have now, or would it just exacerbate it at least equally?