I have just a quick point.
I just want to go back a moment ago, Ms. Leamon, to your exchange with Mr. McKinnon. I take your point, but we rely on legal aid to represent criminal defendants oftentimes in cases such as this. I don't think it's fair to say that it would create a two-tier system where if a legal aid lawyer were representing a complainant in this case, that would be somehow completely unfair and an affront to our way of thinking of fairness, when many times accused are represented by lawyers who work for legal aid.
I just want your comment on that because I do think it's important to recognize the important work that legal aid performs in our country. I take your point on the issue of resources, but I don't think it's fair to say that it would be a two-tier system and indicate that they would be receiving a lesser service when we rely, of course, on accused people being represented by these people all the time when their liberty is at stake.