I thought it was interesting that you have an ability to have people mentored by a journeyperson carpenter, working in an environment building homes as a community through Habitat for Humanity.
One of the things we've heard is that women are actually given work experience in things like making underwear for men in the prison system, or flower arranging. It's not exactly what may be meaningful work whenever they leave the institution, and it won't really help them reintegrate, so thank you for pointing out that men actually have access to something a bit more fruitful than the women do.
I'm going to go to Ms. Parkes now, for the next question. You mentioned three things—the mandatory minimum sentences, the community release options, and the Gladue analysis—as your three main asks, for lack of a better word. I understand the mandatory minimum and the community release options, but the Gladue analysis.... Are you talking about scrapping that completely? We've heard that there's been lack of access to Gladue writers, and that because of the backlog, the reports are not done the way they should be done and are therefore becoming more of a hindrance than what they set out to do.
I guess I'd like you to just expand a little on the Gladue analysis, please.