Okay.
In terms of the reliability of the system, I'm not questioning you, but I am going to ask about this decision. There's an Ontario case, the Crown v. Horne, 2009. Are you aware of that case?
Justice Fairgrieve noted in that decision that the court was unable to obtain the full list of criminal records because of backlogs in CPIC. It was indicated that backlogs at that point extended to over a year and a half. Obviously you know that somebody's criminal record in the past is taken into account for sentencing in the future.
In that particular case, it was noted that between eight and eleven convictions had not been included in the person's criminal record at the time he was being sentenced. That obviously is a problem. If you are going to take into account somebody's past criminal record, you need to know what that is at the time of sentencing.
Maybe you could address that.