Very briefly, I would encourage you to speak to witnesses as they come forward.
The current law is imposing a series of resource constraints right now on police, crown attorneys, and the judiciary. As Mr. Nicholson noted in his comments earlier, some of that's related to defences that are being brought forward, archival history, scientifically irrelevant evidence that is being demanded. The effort in this bill to streamline the procedures associated with what is either the highest or second highest volume case occupying provincial court time generally across the country right now, to the extent that streamlining those prosecutions to get to fair justice more quickly, more efficiently, and eliminating defences based on dangerous behaviour or other things that we think are scientifically irrelevant, has to be a saving to the system as well. I just note that. I think that's worth exploring as it goes forward.