Thank you very much.
That leads into the next question I was going to ask of Professor Thomas. In Canada we have a prohibition in the Criminal Code against jurors speaking about the conversations, discussions, and deliberations that happened while on a jury. I know that it's different in the United States, but in the U.K., as you mentioned, there is the jury secrecy rule.
Based on what we're hearing in this committee, we're debating perhaps making an amendment to section 649 of the Criminal Code of Canada, the jury deliberation rule, to allow an exception, like they do in Australia, for discussing the jury deliberations with a person for therapeutic purposes or mental health counselling. Do you know if that discussion has happened in the U.K.? What are your thoughts on an exception like that to the usual rule?