There is nothing that I can convey off the top of my head. We'd have to look at what the Canadian Centre for Justice Statistics has on that in terms of the percentage that are appealed.
As the minister was explaining, the commission can't usurp the rule of the courts or become like an alternative to the courts so that people can pick and choose where they want to advance their claim. What the bill does do, however, is to clarify what it means to have exhausted your rights of appeal, which wasn't there beforehand. That did create a lot of confusion, so now it's being explicitly clarified that people have to appeal to the court of appeal—that's for sure. Whether or not they subsequently appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada, there are factors that are enumerated in the bill to help explain whether exceptions to that can be made, so if an appeal is like futile or—