But do you believe in that setting, the way it works now, if this bill were in place...? You gave an example with Ashley Smith, where these were legitimate complaints and they weren't dealt with.
Do you think, after someone has been designated a vexatious complainant, that someone within that institution hearing the complaints, charged with dealing with the complaints, will be able to weed out what is a serious threat to life, liberty, and security versus what falls in the category of a typical vexatious complaint from that inmate?