Okay.
Now, we know that the administration of justice comes under provincial jurisdiction. Just looking at the broader picture and going into the Constitution, when you look at legal aid and you're trying to balance the rights of the individual, their rights to a fair trial, you mentioned it was specifically sections 7, 11, and 15. Then, when you look at the different amounts in different provincial jurisdictions of how you qualify, it appears to me—and this is the danger in any kind of a federation—that you end up with a kind of patchwork quilt.
However, a Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian. How does the Department of Justice or the federal-provincial-territorial working group balance the charter rights of the individuals with the rights of the provinces to administer the justice system? Has the Supreme Court ever looked at this and provided guidance to the department?
I would like to hear your thoughts on that.