I think both aspects are important.
I'll say it just quickly in English, because we'll run out of time.
To me, it's not just denunciation through longer sentences, but also changes to the bail system when we have an underlying offence that has predictive value that may lead a person to commit a further violent and potentially fatal offence against someone going forward. Yes, denunciation and deterrence, I believe, can have an impact, and having better rules at bail can have an impact. However, to your point, the long-term solution will require investments in frontline organizations and upstream supports that will build healthier people who are not prone to violence over the course of their lives, at the same time as we change the criminal law.