The Supreme Court of Canada has just said that it is fine to destroy the records dealing with the largest organized systemic governmental crime perpetrated on the First Nations people.  How can this possibly be allowed by the so-called "Justice System" if not as a blatant attempt to destroy evidence before the criminals involved can be identified?  Sure, those that want to have their own personal records preserved can ask that that be done, but how many will not find out about that option until it is too late?  At the very least, why not make it such that individuals may ask to have their own personal records destroyed and preserve the rest.  There is no Statute of Limitations on murder, and there should not be for attempted​ genocide either.  I find it hard to imagine a situation where this would be considered appropriate under any other circumstances.