Madam Boivin referred to your comments on the Arcand decision coming out of Alberta, where the Alberta Court of Appeal had what I think you called a dissertation or essay—I can't remember which—on the principles of sentencing. Part of it was starting point sentencing, coming jurisprudentially from the higher court to the lower courts.
Is there anything you haven't had a chance to mention about the relevance of principled judicial discretion within sentencing? Is this something that we need to take more note of when these minimum sentence proposals come before us? Is there anything you've not told us that you think we should know?