Thanks very much, Mr. Chair, and thanks to our witnesses.
It is an important study. Obviously, we're studying it. There's a lot of public concern in Canada, but there are also a lot of discrepancies in how different provinces and territories are using this. It makes absolute sense for us, as parliamentarians, to take a look at this. I think we are all in favour of this study. I appreciate it, because I didn't do criminal law. I appreciate the “Criminals 101”. I did law school, but that was a long time ago.
I will start off with Bill C-75, which is where you ended with Mr. Brock, just now. It made certain reforms to the Criminal Code.
I know it's only been around for a couple of years, but my question to you is this: Can you tell us—continuing with your response—how it brought the law in line with Supreme Court of Canada jurisprudence? In your opinion and expertise, what has it done, and has there been enough time to assess it, since it's only been a couple of years?