I can speak to that from a sentencing perspective to start out, if I don't step on my colleagues' toes.
Specifically with respect to the sentencing reforms, although the bill proposes signals to the judiciary that longer or stricter sentences should be imposed in particular cases, judicial discretion is still available and would allow judges to craft sentences that would be appropriate to, for example, respond to an offender who is more vulnerable or who has personal characteristics that may require a slightly different approach, so there's still that room in the bill for judicial discretion.