I would state that it's just not so that this bill would create any real delay, because again, this sort of evidence is almost always presented in court. It formalizes, in essence, what is almost always done.
I would note further that this bill does not in any way change the rules related to evidence at a bail application hearing. Those are set out, for example, in paragraph 518(1)(a), which says, among other things, that the justice may make such inquiries, on oath or otherwise, concerning an accused as he considers desirable.