I would hope there would be sufficient time. Remember, this is an area into which we've built additional safeguards to add to the multiplicity of safeguards that were already part of the original legislation back in 2001. I wouldn't want to expand it beyond 90 days. We're trying to achieve consistency in treatment between a person who is arrested in order to testify, essentially as a witness at an investigative hearing, and a person who is compelled to testify before a criminal trial, and 90 days is the maximum for the latter. It seemed reasonable and logical to apply the same limit to someone who is detained as a witness pursuant to a warrant for an investigative hearing.
On November 19th, 2012. See this statement in context.