Mr. Speaker, there are factors which the warden considers in making such a decision. It generally applies for a temporary release. It is also used to determine whether some consideration should be given to waiving the three months. As I have said in this House on at least two occasions, it is done with a view of looking at the interests of the inmates, what would be in the good interests of the inmates and as well the public. There are security concerns for the public. In this case, looking at the criminal history of the inmate, if any, the number of offenses and the length of time between offenses. We look at the nature of the offence and the performance of the inmate in the programs and in the facility where they reside, and any other information which may be useful in regard to looking at whether there may be some risk involved in making such an exception where the requirement to serve at least one third of the sentence should be served before temporary absence should be granted. I think the warden uses these factors. Thank you.