You've fallen on a topic that I think is very key to this: the time to be able to react. Obviously people are in scenarios where they have to make rather quick decisions. They have to assess the danger. They don't know the suspect per se; it's a person who's in their store. I'm wondering if you thought of allowing more time, perhaps, to provide greater safety, not only for those being arrested, but also for shopkeepers. We know that it has to be reasonable grounds to believe the police are not going to attend, but we're not in a police state. It's pretty obvious that in most instances the police cannot attend to a shoplifting incident.
What would your thoughts be on that? Could you share those with us?