Hopefully, with the reinstatement of the court challenges program, many of the issues.... For instance, there are issues around carding, which is police racial profiling, and issues around the overrepresentation of aboriginal and African Canadians in the criminal justice system. There are a lot of issues at both the provincial and the federal level, whether they're under the Criminal Code or the Police Services Act, that are ripe for a challenge under section 15, but of course under section 7 as well—that would be another example—and under other sections of the charter that deal with criminal issues.
I think that's why some of the groups are advocating for looking at cases that will advance substantive equality irrespective of which section is being argued under the charter, as opposed to looking at just section 15. My view is that I think section 15 should still be the anchor section, but that we should also fund arguments under other sections, whether it's section 7 or section 8, or section 12 in some of the immigration cases, if they are used to advance substantive equality.