I would say that it hinders. I believe this committee made a report about how inaccessible criminal record suspensions are. Firstly, a lot of people don't know that they can make them, or they are duped into paying money—crazy amounts of money—when it's actually not that expensive.
I think the issue I was raising before is that a lot of people don't even know about the law. This is not the only issue on which I've spoken about and engaged with community members on a law that specifically affects indigenous communities and they've never heard of it.
If people are forced to apply all over again, I think that's why the numbers you're estimating are lower for the people who will actually use it. Right now, it's a fact: there is no access to justice for these groups that I am speaking about.