My answer would be very brief, which is that you would fine-tune it. There are going to be some hiccups along the way, as there are with any judicial appointment or any appointment at all. If you're appointed to the Immigration and Refugee Board, there are always hiccups.
By the same token, if you fine-tune the VRAB.... Let me give you an example. At any time you can ask any senior judicial person to explain to the 24 people on the board what reasonable doubt is or the benefit of the doubt. You can get people from the Supreme Court of Canada down to the local provincial court, and in a heartbeat they'll attend and give you their opinion of what benefit of the doubt is. You would find that it's extremely simple, and I don't think I'm making any great news on that.