I think this touches on a question that one of the previous questioners put forward. It's important to keep in mind as well the difference between public Crown prosecutions and private prosecutions.
There's a judicial screening process that will be in place to prevent the kind of frivolous or vexatious litigation that may exist, but when it comes to the Crown's application of the law, the law enforcement's application of the law in communities, I believe that they have the ability, based on the extensive body of case law, based on decades of experience and based on training supports that are made available, to effectively police the laws as they're written on paper, so that the outcomes we're seeking in communities can be fully realized by Canadians.