Right. So we're not talking about anybody who might be found to be NCR. We're talking about high-risk offenders who—I don't have the exact wording in front of me—are likely to reoffend, or people who have committed a brutal offence. That's what this is dealing with.
I know some people are wondering what the definition is. The definition to me...in a number of cases that we hear about in the media, what would qualify as “brutal” is quite clear. So again, I believe these would be fairly narrow applications.
This is a discretionary application put forward by a crown attorney. So you put that on top of it as well. To me, this is not going to be the broad stroke of a brush going across everybody who has been found not criminally responsible. It's going to be a narrowly focused issue dealing with some of the most serious cases.
Is that a fair and accurate assessment?