No, it's not to the extent that you just described. They are using the cells on their segregation range for women with serious mental health issues who are at risk of self-harm. Even in that environment, the individual will be outside the cell for, I believe, two hours a day, so they are not just locked in there; they do have the ability to be out.
Also, they try to restrict the number of days that the women are in those cells. They do monitor it from that point of view.
The fundamental problem is that more and more, the people they are dealing with are people who have these types of mental health issues, and this is a very serious problem in the whole correctional service, not just federally. It's a problem at the provincial level as well. These institutions are being asked to deal with people with serious mental health issues, but they are correctional facilities. They are facilities that are about keeping people away from the rest of the population for a certain period of time. They are being landed with a lot of these types of cases, and they don't always have the capacity to deal with them.
We've not yet done an audit on the whole mental health issue in correctional services. I think we need to put it on our list to look at. It is a very critical issue in the correctional service world.