We have met many times before in the committee on aboriginal affairs, with respect to aboriginal women's issues. I believe your centre does a lot of work with aboriginal women, especially those in prison. You said that you are working on a number of cases right now. This is my question: Does the current system, in other words, the faint-hope system, work well? If you need any information on it at all, I can give it to you. I am talking about the system of preparing and filing an application, appearing before a superior court judge, empanelling a jury and so forth. Does that system allow criminals to make those applications, while protecting victims' families? Sadly, when it comes to murder, there is always someone who suffers very serious consequences.
Are there things, in your view, that do not work well and that we could improve, rather than turn everything upside down, as we are doing now?