Yes. I'm just trying to find your schedule.
Maple Creek is a unique institution in the country, operating as a healing lodge. I think, as my colleague indicated, you'll see a best practice. I would ask what are the limitations to this best practice expanding? What are the limitations in terms of offenders accessing this kind of program?
Certainly the time spent at Maple Creek will give you some unique insights, as will the time spent at the regional treatment centres--any of the regional treatment centres. CSC operates these five hospitals, and all five have very different characters. If you had the time, I would say just go to the five treatment centres and then we could have a conversation. You will see such a variety of structures, governance, management, staffing, and programs that you will be left questioning whether or not this represents a coherent system or five different approaches.
Kingston Penitentiary is always an eye-opener, in part because of the age of the perimeter. You also have to understand that within that facility there have been many upgrades and many changes. But the contrast between Kingston as a built institution and then what goes on in the treatment centre there will also be very stark.
I think it will also be a very unique experience for you to go from that regional treatment centre to perhaps the regional psychiatric centre in Saskatoon, and just hold those two images in your mind.
I guess what I'm saying, in response, is that everywhere you go, the nature and the character of every institution will provide you with some unique insights.