In terms of public confidence, Mr. Alexander, I don't think a finding of no fault is necessarily the appropriate measure. As a matter of fact, I certainly don't think it's the appropriate measure.
As you would see from my resume, I was the director of the Ontario Special Investigations Unit for almost five years, and there were numerous investigations. In terms of percentages, criminal charges were only laid against police officers in approximately 5% to 7%, as I recall, of the investigations in question, but if you're suggesting to me that the devotion of public resources isn't required in the maintaining of public confidence, I beg to differ.