That's right. It was two-pronged. One was directed to the federal government Department of Justice. In particular, it referenced some of the cases I talked about earlier and asked the federal government to consider changes to section 515, which I spoke about earlier, tightening up some of the rules in respect to sureties and also giving greater consideration to the third ground.
It wasn't focused solely on the federal government. There was also a resolution directed to the provincial government, asking for greater resources to be spent on the judicial system to reduce the delays that can create much of the prejudice and inequities that other commentators have mentioned. It was an encouragement to the provincial government to look at the policy that it gives the Crowns with respect to bail hearings, but, more importantly, to spend more money on the system to improve it.
It went two ways.