Okay. Thank you very much. That's good of you.
With regard to short sentences, you have to understand that people do not receive parole on short sentences. APR changes the calculation. With accelerated parole review, the board has an obligation to release people at a defined point in their sentence, unless these people are problematic. Without APR, these people have to make applications to see the board. Even if they get to see the board, even if they have their hearing, they lose. The onus is reversed. The board will not release unless the prisoner can prove to the board that there have been significant and lasting changes. And you cannot do that without programs, and the programs are not available to those on a short sentence. So when we have clients who go into a penitentiary on a short sentence, if they are not APR, we know they're doing their two-thirds. They start begging for programs from the beginning. They make written requests. They make grievances. They don't get the programs. They're not available. Automatically the board is going to refuse these people. That is the reality.
Thank you.