Right.
Of course, because, again, you're just showing evidence. You're pulling the record. You're not proving anything. That's governed by paragraph 518(1)(e), but let's take a scenario where, for example, evidence wasn't tendered.
I would draw your attention to, for example, I believe it's subparagraph 515(6)(a)(i) where, in certain circumstances, there is a reverse onus, is there not? So if that information wasn't presented before the judge or the justice of the peace, you could have the judge or justice of the peace applying the wrong standard at a bail hearing, couldn't you?