Who knows what's going to happen in the future? As was stated earlier, not all cases of sexual violence are considered a high degree of violent action. That's always a difficult way of characterizing it, but you're not going to get the kiss on the cheek in front of a provincial court judge or a superior court judge in any of the provinces or territories. We will, because there is a heightened problem with doing that within the military justice system and within the military milieu.
From a triage perspective, they don't have the time and they don't have the resources to put that ahead of other cases and what they're dealing with within their own jurisdictions. That is a real problem.
Another real problem that has not been discussed is the triaging. When you have witnesses from all across the country who are scattered all over the place, there is a cost factor to bringing them in to do the trial, and there are prosecutors and police who are maybe unwilling to proceed with certain cases of a more minor nature as a result of those concerns.