If it's done properly, it's accurate. It's one of the reasons why, I mentioned in my opening comments, in late 2009 we realized, through audits of CPIC, that processes weren't being followed, and part of the risk around that was that meant that the products being offered out there weren't necessarily accurate. But if the proper procedures are followed, the products will be accurate.
I will say that while we have a backlog and have challenges that way, one of the reasons that contributes to that is because we have very high accuracy, or we hold the criminal record system to the absolute highest standards because we know that we can't afford to make mistakes with it. When we go through the process and say “here's an up-to-date record”, it is up to date and accurate for what has been submitted to us from police forces and the courts across the country.