I think there is some value to changing the definition of violent offence, and Justice Nunn, in his report in Nova Scotia, addressed that issue and did suggest there are cases where a young person might be endangering the public. There was a celebrated case, for example, where a young person was driving a car involved in a high-speed police chase and didn't hit anybody. They said that wasn't a violent offence because they hadn't actually injured anyone.
So I think some expansion of the definition is appropriate, but the way it's defined in this legislation does not suggest there's any requirement for a young person to understand or even have reasonable grounds to believe his conduct is endangering the public. I would like to see that added to the definition.