I can't speak to the bill specifically because I haven't reviewed it; however, speaking on a higher level about these issues, I would say there are rights that need to be balanced.
For instance, there was recently a report done in the city of Toronto regarding the targeting of Black and indigenous people. They are more likely to experience having a gun pulled on them when they are unarmed than is somebody who is white. I think that speaks to why we have a system in which indigenous and Black people are overrepresented in our jail system.
However, with respect to victims, I believe they also have a charter right to security of the person, which also needs to be balanced. You're talking about some pretty big issues here, but I think we have to recognize that our system has flaws with respect to systemic racism, patriarchy and the fact that little attention has been paid to victims.
I am not suggesting that we not fund legal aid to represent offenders or the accused. I am just suggesting that we provide some additional funding to support victims and to give them agency in the system.