Yes, when we plan large investigations, when we target organized crime, obviously we go through a process of planning the investigation. Sometimes our lead into starting an investigation may be something that has a lead that we would be consulting with federal prosecutors on. As we progress through the investigation, sometimes it may turn to guns and to other matters that become provincial jurisdiction matters. You end up getting two prosecuting entities providing advice, and it really comingles, the planning and where we end up. For us, in policing, if we could establish from the onset who would be the prosecuting body, to provide us consistent advice throughout the project, it would be extremely beneficial for us.
