Okay. I'll assume I'm kind of correct on that for now.
That was something that was a bit confusing to me. We had one witness—and, again, I apologize because I can't recall who it was—who said, on the one hand, yes, somebody has changed their life, even perhaps somebody who was doing a life sentence. I can remember meeting somebody well into their 70s, and you would have no idea that they had committed the offence of murder in their 20s. You would have no idea. It was a completely different person. They've been out of jail for 35 or 40 years. They could be your next-door neighbour.
Now, in this instance, when it comes to the bill, could it be that such a person who has changed their life and would ordinarily be under the record suspension or pardon stream, was subjected to a miscarriage of justice in the sense that this person has that offence on their criminal record or is still doing time for that offence by virtue of the fact that they're under the jurisdiction of the Corrections and Conditional Release Act?