Very good.
Mr. Ferguson, I'm jumping to civil legal aid now. You answered a question, which I also had, from my friend Mr. Bittle a moment ago about the scope of civil legal aid. I'm wondering, though, about efficiencies in the system itself and whether legal aid could be part of those efficiencies. I'm thinking of efficiencies, within family services, most particularly for mediation, for people to have access to mediation to weed out the cases that can be resolved in the very first instance or after a short period of time without causing delay or clogging up the court system.
Obviously, it wouldn't be appropriate for cases of domestic violence and those sorts of cases, but do you see merit to it? Can legal aid play a part in those types of services?