Yes. From what I've reviewed in terms of the guidance that is reflected in the new directive from the Attorney General of British Columbia, it is really to try to reinforce some core principles that exist in the bail system.
In terms of the specific point that you raised, sir, about the seriousness of the offence and the likelihood of a carceral sentence if convicted, that's built into the system already, so that's very much a reflection of what the law already tells prosecutors.
Of course, what the law says and how it's implemented are two different things. By developing these guidelines and policies, provincial attorneys general help to ensure that the law operates as it's intended.