I'll use a local example from my riding. St. Thomas had a case that I brought before this committee previously, where someone who was homeless—who had no fixed address—was charged again. They were a repeat offender. They were released on bail. One of their bail conditions was a curfew. They had to be in their home between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m., and the bail document said they had no home.
I realize this is a specific case, but is there anything in Bill C-14 that would prevent such an unenforceable bail condition from being granted?