Yes, I agree with you that the sentences are on the books. It's just a question as to why they're not being handed down, so thank you for that. I appreciate that.
Mr. Volpe, I'd like to turn to you.
You had made mention of some of the technology that exists in terms of biometrics. I've lost my iPhone before and I have been able to use my computer to track down exactly where it was located. Every time I log on to my iPhone, facial recognition is used. We use facial recognition technology so that we can vote remotely, as members of Parliament.
You were talking about biometrics and how technology can be inserted into the seat cushion to determine the driver's weight. I am pretty sure technology could be used to discern whether a car is going through different driving habits, maybe going in a different route from what it's used to.
If this technology already exists in helping us recover our iPhones or to use them every day, is this the next step, then, that needs to be put into cars more often? I'm just wondering if you could expand a little bit on that.