In terms of Bill C-46, we have worked and will continue to work with the provinces and territories in ensuring that the Criminal Code is applied in their jurisdictions. Certainly the provinces have highway traffic acts and have instituted various measures to do their part within their jurisdiction to ensure their highways are safe. A majority of the provinces have instituted a lower level of alcohol concentration to 50, as opposed to what is federally within the Criminal Code at 80. We're gong to continue to ensure that we work with the provinces and territories to provide them with the ability to adapt their current approaches. Provinces and territories have been quite innovative in impaired driving, instituting administrative penalties like in the province of British Columbia, for example, that have significantly reduced delays. They take a car away from a driver who's impaired and have various other means to prevent or deter people from driving.
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