Thank you for the question.
One change that is fairly new to the Criminal Code is that the bail provisions will make clear that the principle that release ought to be the starting point at bail won't actually apply in a reverse onus situation. This proposal has the objectives of reinforcing the presumption of detention in reverse onus hearings and trying to give more teeth to the reverse onus bail hearing. In addition, there's a proposal in Bill C-14 that would make clear that the latter principle doesn't apply to people in a reverse onus situation, and it will clarify the burden of the accused at the reverse onus hearing, so I think—