I don't think you're necessarily giving them a criminal record. If it's a summary conviction offence there is no criminal record. Now there is no criminal record. If you're convicted of a summary conviction offence, they do not have the authority under Canadian law to fingerprint or photograph. Without the ability to fingerprint or photograph you don't have any identification of criminals. So in other words, it is a very low level and you still have the criminal conviction but no record.
So what you have is this ability to use criminal contravention to leverage that into assistance for that individual. It's used for all kinds of criminal court processes now, alternative measures, which allows the laying of a criminal charge in such a way that when it gets to court there are many options available that will preclude any kind of a criminal record. That's why we're saying to take the supply side and use this law to assist in extracting those who we know need additional help or assistance or are looking for an opportunity to get out, who we know that if you provide support services to them you are giving them an option to extract themselves from something that's inherently dangerous and unhealthy.