I want to turn to the question of accountability.
The projects are working with people who are, by their nature, at risk in some way, especially if we're talking about the criminal justice field and dealing with people who obviously have extensive social needs. Who are the projects accountable to? If individuals feel they have not been well treated in the program or if they demonstrably have not been well treated, how is that dealt with?
In Canada, if it's a government project, we have accountability mechanisms. We have the correctional investigator, as an officer of Parliament, who investigates what goes on.
What happens with these projects in terms of accountability?
Mr. Liebman, perhaps we can start with you.