I think it's because they already feel as though they're fighting a losing battle. In some jurisdictions you can have pleas to non-alcohol Criminal Code offences or to non-Criminal Code offences. You see them particularly frequently out in British Columbia. They've got huge caseloads, they don't really have a lot of time to prepare, and as I said, they're not convicting a lot to begin with. So I think that has a lot to do with it. They see the implications and what it is going to mean for their own caseloads and their own workloads if it is 0.05.
