Under the "Young Offender's Act", approximately 20% of custody sentences were charged based on "failure to comply" issues surrounding probation orders The "Youth Criminal Justice Act" revised these procedures recognizing that most issues concerning the violation of probation conditions were not criminal acts themselves and that in doing so, were compromising the integrity of the justice system itself. Therefore, the "Act" considers a review, rather than a charge, as a means of reducing the reliance on incarceration while being as fair as possible to the offender in assessing the seriousness of an offence