Thank you. I appreciate that answer.
You said in your opening remarks that, “This switch in releasing authority from the Parole Board to the wardens is what concerns victims of crime and many other Canadians.” I think anyone listening to today's committee meeting would agree with that statement.
You can correct me if I'm wrong, but for someone who is being heard by the Parole Board of Canada up until the last three years prior to eligibility, they could actually, on the day before that three-year period, appear before the Parole Board of Canada, and then the very next day go to the warden and ask for the same thing and be approved, whereas the Parole Board had actually said no or maybe there were conditions applied. Can that actually happen?