Yes. Thank you for that.
I have a minute left, so I will hurry with my last question. I'm assuming that it's fair to say that a good proportion of the problem relates to young offenders, and that young offenders are disproportionately affected or impacted. I want to make sure we're comprehensive in terms of intersectionalities. I thought about the possibility of seniors being affected, especially seniors who are in economic circumstances such that they may have to go out and gain some additional funds through employment. Is it your experience that seniors are part of the equation? These are people who may have gotten a conviction in the seventies or eighties who are now aging and are still affected by that record.