Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'm looking at the legislation again. This kind of ties into one of the questions Ms. Young was asking.
Proposed subsection 91.1(3) says, “When the Commissioner commences his or her consideration of a vexatious complainant designation for an offender, he or she shall”, and then it lists a couple of subsections. One of them says, “give the offender an opportunity to rebut the possibility of such designation” and also to “present an alternative plan or means to address the offender's issues". That says to me that if you levy that designation on the offender, you have to give the person an opportunity to at least present an alternative plan or a means to deal with their issues.
In your opinion, would that potentially eliminate the next step of having to ensure that a plan is developed to assist the offender, which is found in proposed subsection 91.1(6), which you talked about? It could create some onerous conditions or some in-depth planning to decide how and where you would go about that. If the offenders were able to come forward with an alternative plan, most likely with the assistance of a case manager or a front-line officer, would you see that as being possible so that you would not have to invoke that subsection?