There is some shared responsibility, of course, with Public Safety. In fact, much of the whole question of lawful access is within the purview of Public Safety as well, but we certainly work together.
When you ask what is new for the person—and we're talking about people who have committed murder—I've been asked that question just recently. Perhaps Mr. Bartlett may want to add something to that. They're asking what is the difference? Murder is murder. How is it improved if the guy is going to be in for 25 years as opposed to 10 or 15, which would be possible under something other than first degree murder?
I say I know for sure there will be a lot fewer victims out there for that last 10 or 15 years that individual is being detained if he or she is a part of a gang-related activity and they have committed a murder.
Again, I appreciate the comments, Monsieur Ménard, and Mr. Bartlett has asked to make an intervention on that as well.