Yes, I think absolutely that if there is more leeway as to the time maybe they'll say “This guy looks like somebody who stole from us, but we want to check our surveillance video.” Usually these shoplifters are repeat offenders, and they will be back, so they'll have this opportunity to do that.
I wanted to comment earlier on the concern about violence. It seems that the undertone is that if there's a potential for violence, let's not do it. I find it very interesting, because we actually, every day, do many things that guarantee violence: hockey, WWE shows. We pay money to watch violence. Crossing the road can get us killed. Driving is very violent and potentially very dangerous, yet we do it every day. It's a balancing act.
On balance, I think Bill C-26 starts to put a bit more value on the store owners' rights, not just to their property, but to their dignity. To be a victim of crime is an indignity.