Mr. Kingston, I completely understand that. The one thing I'm trying to figure out here is how much of the burden of this your three manufacturers, who made $45 billion in profits last year, are bearing so that less of the cost is passed along to consumers. Putting it in laymen's terms here, even though you submitted all those methods that have been put into place to make cars harder to steal, Mr. Shipley, in his line of questioning, had mentioned, I believe, a child or a young man, younger than the age of 15. The CBSA and the RCMP had referenced the fact that we now have 15- to 20-year-olds who are able to steal these vehicles. How is it that, with a $45,000 price tag, with record profits being made by your three manufacturers—$45 billion—with all the technology you're putting in, a 15-year-old can steal your vehicles with something they bought on Amazon?
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