I'll give a general answer and then pass it to my colleague Chief Superintendent Burchill.
For us, it's about being able to advance investigations and get better investigative outcomes in a quicker time frame. As I mentioned previously, we are only talking about the highest-harm threats. As such, it is of particular importance that we're able to improve the investigative outcomes because, as has been raised by the minister and many other speakers today, that erosion has been significant. It's been over decades, and we are really at an inflection point where a significant improvement and a modernization of those tools is required.
To speak specifically to the types of crime you mentioned, I'll pass it to Rick. Thanks.