To the Canadian Bar Association representatives, I want to turn to something that I hadn't heard mentioned yet, or at least I don't think it was, regarding the changes to the use of the interlock device and the fact that it's an option now that the court can allow the interlock device immediately upon sentencing.
Do you see any merit in that reducing the resolutions that may occur regarding a person entering a guilty plea because they are able to get on right away with being able to drive for work and that sort of purpose? I know the counter-argument can be made, of course, that obviously we want to make sure there aren't false guilty pleas, but I would like to hear your thoughts on whether you think that might remedy some of the court backlog that you're....