Public Safety committee  I haven't really thought about that specific issue. The decision whether or not to hire someone on the basis of a criminal record is discretionary. My concern is about who the people are who are being most impacted as a result of the exercise of that discretion. There's always

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  I have not. I think we have a draft piece of legislation. However, I can provide that to the committee.

Public Safety committee  I actually thought there was no relationship between the presence of an outstanding fine and eligibility for Bill C-93, so I'm—

Public Safety committee  Yes, completed. That's right. That was a difficulty in access on this issue. Many times the people who don't pay their fines are unable to do so. These are the same people who are unable to afford pardons, ultimately. We're trying to target those people who have, as a result of

Public Safety committee  Right.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  There are a number of jurisdictions in the United States—they're municipalities—that are using artificial intelligence and predictive coding to identify records and eliminate them. I'm just on our web site right now because we have listed some of them there, but I can certainly p

Public Safety committee  Absolutely.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  Yes, schedule II.

Public Safety committee  It has been a while since I've juxtaposed schedule II and the schedule of the Cannabis Act, but I do believe it's almost identical. I know for sure that schedule II of the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act is only cannabis and cannabis-derived substances.