Obviously, I can't disclose the conversations we have directly with the minister, but I think it's fair to say that Bill C-14, as you've heard him say, is a clear response to a clear problem that has been identified around repeat violent offending in Canada.
If I can just quickly build on that comment, we know through the conversations we've had with the provinces, exactly to your point, that there are situations where, notwithstanding what the bail laws say, individuals are being released. That has shaken public confidence. It has, as you know, led to calls for significant law reform. A lot of what you see in Bill C-14 is a direct attempt to nudge the system, consistent with the charter, to look more closely at these issues.