Yes. I have two things, very briefly.
One I raised with the minister, and he confirmed that in fact since January 9, 1997, an inmate who has been convicted of one or more murders where at least one of the murders was committed after January 9, 1997, may not apply for a review of his or her parole ineligibility, period. That's the faint hope clause. So that means any individual, including individuals who may have been found guilty this year of more than one murder, and of those murders, at least one of them was committed on or after January 9, 1997, does not benefit from the faint hope clause as it now exists in the Criminal Code. Is that correct?