That's a fair point.
I have two things immediately in response.
The administration of justice is provincial, so much of the work that I have done with my counterparts with respect to Bill C-48 also included commitments on their part to reinforce the bail system. You're seeing in Ontario, British Columbia and Manitoba specific kinds of measures with respect to the administration of bail, which hopefully will help the system, and different kinds of policing efforts. All of that is part of the mix.
The second point I would raise is that 95% of criminal law cases in Canada are heard by provincially appointed courts. There is a crying resource problem there as well at the provincial level, which arguably has a greater impact on the Jordan ruling, as well as bail questions.
Again, I have committed to working with provinces to try to find solutions to that particular challenge as well.