Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you all very much for joining us today.
Ms. Hannaford-Agor, if I could start with you, I'm sorry to see that it looks like your room is quite stressful when we're talking about stress here today. I hope you'll be able to manage through the rest of my questions without too much more drama.
You talked about a debrief after the trial and possibly having a psychologist come in to give everybody some idea of what they've just been through. In practice, do you think it would make sense for that to be mandatory for the jurors to have to go through, or is that too much of an obligation to put on them? As we know, everybody experiences these sorts of things differently and perhaps some people can walk away fine, whereas others need a little bit more attention or perhaps even counselling.
I am wondering what your thoughts are on that, whether it should be mandatory or not and what that might look like.