What has to happen is that the evidence has to have proper continuity. The continuity is vital to make sure that it's not tainted, it's not lost and it's documented all the way through. There are computer programs that deal with that. I know that the military police—the national investigation service—have been working on that for years in terms of keeping all of that together.
Then what would have to happen is that there would be probably a liaison officer in each and every province and in each and every major city to deal with the NIS or the MPs as to—the NIS, more than likely—a local prosecution office, but this continuity of evidence is vital, and it has to be strictly documented. Otherwise, you can lose cases right from the get-go.