I would say that we've started to see some improvements, especially with what has come out with Bill C-14.
It's clarifying the fact that with reverse onus situations—where violence or a pattern of behaviour has happened over a duration of time or where you've seen multiple offences happening over a duration of time—it speaks to the fact that the responsibility should shift from the courts to the offender to demonstrate why they should be released.
I think some of the changes we've seen under Bill C-14 will actually address some of the challenges we've previously seen around reverse onus.