The recklessness standard actually comes up with criminal negligence, in terms of, were you intentionally doing the act or were you reckless in doing the act? When we proceed with charges, we have to satisfy, at least in British Columbia, the charge approval standard and the reasonable likelihood of conviction. Then it's up to the judge, in terms of the factual basis of whether this reckless behaviour was inadvertent or egregious to the point where it's a criminal offence.
On May 15th, 2014. See this statement in context.