Okay, that's good. Thank you.
My next question is going to go to the justice department. I just want to talk a little bit about the Gladue principle, which is basically the idea that judges are meant to consider the intergenerational trauma of indigenous offenders in order to best sentence them and provide rehabilitation programs to them.
Now, some have said, or made the accusation, that this is basically a race-based discount on sentencing. Can you just comment on that and maybe just talk a bit about what the Gladue principle is trying to accomplish and how that fits within our constitutional framework?