It wouldn't, because we don't present any facts on release on consent. On average, we get somewhere between 10 and 20 people in bail court every day, and then some are carried over, so we have a large number of people. We and the defence lawyers go through the files. We'll consent to the portions that seem appropriate, given all the facts; we write it out, and then one after another they're brought up before the justice, and we will release the individuals. It's almost as a matter of course to senior lawyers to make a decision and put it up there.
That's how it operates. This is not to say that the justice or judge does not have a say, but they don't even hear the circumstances. They don't hear anything—nothing about the individual at all. We've made that decision beforehand.