That's a great question, but I think, if I can correct you, you might be referring to the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission. It's where most of the backlog is.
We have committed, under my direction and my leadership.... We have the first ever MOU with the CRCC with certain specific service standards, which is six months. We currently have reduced the backlog to 120 files, and we are committed to eliminating that backlog by the end of the year.
In the meantime, every single file that comes in as of April 1 will be meeting the six-month service standard. It is so important that Canadians get a timely response. It's not easy to come forward, in the first place, to make a complaint, and then if they have to wait years for a response, that's unacceptable.