Right, but CSC takes an aboriginal social history of people when they come in and they use it in a risk assessment mode. That's the problem.
The Supreme Court of Canada in Ewert said that “relative to non-Indigenous offenders, Indigenous offenders are more likely to receive higher security classifications, to spend more time in segregation, to serve more of their sentence behind bars before first release”. That's all tied to CSC's insistence on risk measurements that don't actually address indigenous needs.