In our view, this points to broader problems. The fact that peremptory challenges are one tool that we're holding out to try to create equal juries isn't itself a problem.
For us, this doesn't mean that this particular reform needs to be walked back. It actually means that we need to do more in this bill. There are other legislative tools that we can put in place. Professor Kent Roach, I thought, had a fantastic brief, which he submitted to this committee, about further reforms that need to be made to actually address the underlying problem. If all we do is eliminate peremptory challenges, we are neither addressing nor solving the problem.