Thank you.
Back to you, Mr. Woodburn, on what we heard from the Canadian criminal defence lawyers association in terms of clause 2 and paragraph 518(1)(c)(iv). It states:
to show the circumstances of the alleged offence, particularly as they relate to the probability of conviction of the accused,
The concern of the Canadian criminal defence lawyers was that this clause essentially creates a trial and could dramatically increase the amount of time spent on a bail hearing. Would you concur with that assessment?