I want to pick up on a point raised by Professor MacDonnell around the sharing of jurisdiction when it comes to many of the ideas we've been discussing today around mental health.
We take some guidance from the Criminal Code inasmuch as where the federal government is directly involved in setting some parameters, when you look at the code you see a lot of guidance with regard to the procedure of empanelling and discharging a jury, but there are also some substantive protections around the secrecy of juror deliberations.
A lot of what we've been talking about today around mental health, allowances, hardships, and some of the recommendations that have been put forward actually find themselves in provincial statutes and regulations. My question to you is—you can answer, and then perhaps others can weigh in—for the purposes of this committee's deliberations, as we get our heads wrapped around this collectively, where is the appropriate entry point for the federal government in navigating around the shared jurisdiction of this important issue?