I'm going to change tack completely here in terms of one of the concerns I have in the legislation. I'm not sure if there's an ability to amend the legislation around this or whether it's about education of the corrections staff themselves.
We heard that Gladue reports are taking into account.... I'm going to speak again mostly about women, although I suspect it happens in the men's institutes as well. People have these reports about what has sent them into prison in the first place—intergenerational trauma, history of violence—and while they may be used correctly in sentencing, they're not being used correctly when they're arriving in corrections in terms of security classifications and everything else.
The legislation mandates that this be reviewed, so how do we ensure that those reports are used correctly to make sure they're taken into account and not being used as a reason to increase classifications for offenders?