Well, the applications would be before the court of appeal of whichever province in which the trial was held. It's not as though one court would be seized with the volume of applications.
One thing that was raised during the consultations is that sometimes the delay, the notice that the Crown receives before a hearing is held, can be quite challenging if the particular case is very, very old—decades old, for example. They have a hard time accessing the file and preparing for a bail hearing before the court of appeal.
That is about the only major concern we heard about bail pending a miscarriage of justice review in the court of appeal. They determine their own rules about how much notice would be provided. They can be approached as well for granting an extension of the time—an adjournment, if you will—before an actual hearing is held.