Thank you for that.
To perhaps square that circle, CSC mentioned that part of the flawed risk assessment process involves things like gang affiliations or potential gang affiliations and things like that. It's far from scientific; it's more anecdotal than anything else. Hearing some of these factors that are used, the sense I get—and to conclude, I would like to hear from you on this—is that these things will inevitably profile young offenders differently in terms of the different risks they may pose, and then end up shoving them up to a maximum security facility, and then that can cause problems in programming and things like that.
Would that be a fair assessment, based on your experiences?