A “good start” just means that you've started.
I've said a number of times—and I think I've said it here today—that I'm happy to see that you guys are all working together and everybody is moving forward in the same direction to accomplish the same goal, which is safe streets, safe communities, safe police officers and safe Canadians.
If that means continued expansion of reverse-onus provisions as far as a recommendation goes, fantastic, and then the provinces and the territories, which administer that justice system, need the guidance, the leadership and the resources to do that.
We can't just have laws that say we're keeping people in jail and not have places to put them. We can't have laws that say judges must do this but then not give them the resources to accomplish it in a timely manner. We can't just say that we're going in this direction and that our police officers will do that, that they will enforce what you put in place, but then, all of a sudden, the subsidiaries, the corollaries or all of those downstream impacts, fall off the rails and then you're back where you first started.
That's what I would recommend. I'm sorry. That was a little longer than.... It was a good start.