Table:
census metropolitan area
percent change in crime severity index from 2015 to 2016
violations driving the change in crime severity index

canada
+1
fraud

st. john's
+7
breaking and entering

halifax
-4
breaking and entering, robbery

moncton
-4
theft of $5,000 or under, homicide

saint john
-6
sexual assault level 1, uttering threats

saguenay
+6
homicide, forcible confinement or kidnapping

quebec
+8
forcible confinement or kidnapping, fraud

sherbrooke
+1
sexual violations against children

trois-rivieres
-14
robbery, homicide, breaking and entering

montreal
-5
breaking and entering, robbery, theft of $5,000 or under

gatineau
+6
fraud, robbery, homicide

ottawa
+11
homicide, breaking and entering, fraud

kingston
-2
homicide, attempted murder

peterborough
0
not applicable

toronto
+4
fraud, robbery

hamilton
+6
robbery, homicide

st. catharines-niagara
-4
breaking and entering, homicide

kitchener-cambridge-waterloo
+1
administration of justice violations, sexual violations against children

brantford
+13
homicide, breaking and entering, fraud

guelph
+9
theft of $5,000 or under, breaking and entering, sexual violations against children

london
+5
fraud, breaking and entering, theft of $5,000 or under

windsor
+4
breaking and entering

barrie
+5
fraud

greater sudbury
+7
breaking and entering

thunder bay
+6
homicide, breaking and entering

winnipeg
+16
robbery, breaking and entering

regina
+15
fraud, attempted murder

saskatoon
+5
fraud

calgary
-6
breaking and entering, robbery

edmonton
+3
theft of $5,000 or under, fraud

kelowna
0
not applicable

abbotsford-mission
-5
breaking and entering, robbery

vancouver
-1
robbery

victoria
-12
breaking and entering, homicide

Statement: between 2015 and 2016, trois-rivieres reported a notable decline in csi due to decreases in robbery, homicide and breaking and entering.
Question: between 2015 and 2016, how many percentage point has trois-rivieres reported decline in csi?
Answer: [14]