That's exactly correct. The Parole Board of Canada is there. If I can quote to you a document that was made to explain the 1992 provision of the new Corrections and Conditional Release Act, it says:
One of the most significant aspects of the CCRA is an articulation, for the first time in legislation, of the purpose and principles of corrections and conditional release. As expressed in the Act, the primary purpose of the federal correctional system is to contribute to the maintenance of a just, peaceful and safe society. Further, the first principle to guide the CSC in achieving this goal states that the protection of society is the paramount consideration for all decisions relating to release and treatment of offenders.
Then it goes on to say that the CCRA also takes into consideration the rehabilitation of offenders and the safe release of offenders, so that in fact they can become contributing citizens and be builders of Canadian society rather than detractors.