I understand, but I'm particularly concerned with the arrest by private security guards. Should they, for example, be subjected to the principles of the charter in terms of the requirement to inform a citizen of their rights with respect to arrest? Do we have a sufficient regulatory regime, or should we have a different regime with regard to private security guards? I'm not talking about private individuals like Mr. Chen. I'm talking about the increasing use of private security guards. Are the same rules and regulations going to apply to them?
I suspect the legislation has been crafted with the idea of the involvement of the Mr. Chens. What about the private security guards? Are we thinking about whether there should be a different approach with regard to them?