If our justice system truly does what it says it does, it helps people rehabilitate, and it doesn't just stick them in jail and punish them. It finds a way to help that person heal and be a better person helps them find their way back to society in a way that they feel welcomed, productive and truly healed. If all that is true and the person is truly healed, and they've changed your life and death, we can trust them again. Why do we have a sex offender registry? Where the social dilemma truly comes in. It isn't about it did the system work? Do we need a failsafe? We should not be condemning the sexual offender registry but should we question it. How do we really need to deal with those people who wouldn't want to harm others in our society, and especially harm our most vulnerable or most vulnerable being? Those who can't defend themselves because either they're too young to defend themselves? Or because they have an inability to defend themselves or maybe because the elderly have trouble defending themselves. So this registry was originally designed to let people know who was living in their neighbourhood that might want to harm them or their children. Is it a fair assessment? How do we actually deal with that? We have people living, living outside of jail, that could want to do us harm. It has been a question in my mind for a long time and it's been a question in a lot of people's minds when you consider that they get a notification. This type of person could be moving into your neighbourhood. And you see protests happen. You see people saying that they don't want that in their neighbourhood. And that's understandable. You want your neighbourhood to be safe for your children to be able to go out and play safe for where mom to walk up to the store and walk back again and not worried about being attacked, and safe for you to go out to your car, climb in commute to work and not have to worry about what is happening in your front or back yards. Kind of a simple request satellite, isn't it? But not so simple to deliver. So we're going to hear from the people who actually put these laws in place and they and who helps develop these rules that would put a registry in place and how is going to develop it into laws that will keep us all safe.