Yes, I do. I'll approach them individually, as the pre-trial custody issue is certainly to be used in a discretionary manner. It is not going to place in pre-trial custody somebody who has committed minor offences and whose offences are non-violent. Where an individual who has committed murder is not held in pre-trial custody, I think it's an absolute travesty and a mistake that could cost other lives. We've seen it happen before. We've seen it happen in so many cases that we believe in, and I would support with my life, pre-trial custody for extremely violent individuals.
On your second point, this isn't mandated or mandatory. This legislation is only expanding the options that are available for both the crown and the judges to make decisions and maintain their judicial independence from the government. I'm not a lawyer, but I don't understand how a crown is going to say that seeking an adult sentence is going to create additional problems for him. An adult sentence under the current Canadian Criminal Code can actually mean less time in a custodial environment.