Mr. Hooper, I wanted to pick up on some of the discussions we had on the delay. We heard that one of the suggested amendments would be—I might not use the term correctly—almost a victim veto on a plea bargain. I understand the nature of that a little bit. In my past life I was a lawyer. I think plea bargains are a complicated situation. They aren't necessarily about expediency; in fact, they aren't about expediency. In my understanding and experience, they're perhaps an assessment of the evidence and a reasonable prospect of conviction by a crown attorney. Therefore they make some kind of a deal and that could be based on the evidence. It could be based on their assessment of how the victim might testify in court. There could be a whole variety of factors.
What would you think the effect of giving a veto on that to a victim would be, meaning that matter is now going to trial? I don't think there are very many victims who would be willing to accept a plea bargain.