Again, as I said earlier, having a clear definition allows for our police officers to have a better understanding of what they're dealing with in the moment rather than try to seek out interpretation from maybe a peer or someone who specializes in this area. It just grounds us in what we're dealing with and allows us to act or intervene earlier, if needed.
Of course, we'd be continuing on with any investigation to decide whether or not we have reasonable and probable grounds, and then working with Crowns or otherwise in order to get to that likelihood of conviction if the charges are laid.
