Mr. Chair, if I can speak for the RCMP, our relationship with the CBSA is excellent on many fronts, not only on auto theft, but also when we look at the border and firearms. These are dynamics that bring our organizations together. We sit on multiple committees within the provinces of Quebec and Ontario and at the national level, where we look at those dynamics holistically.
When it comes to auto theft, there are various committees when it comes to intelligence. Also in the private sector, there are liaison committees involving Équité Association and many other organizations where the CBSA is at the table as well. There's a great relationship.
As we said in our opening remarks on the international perspective that we brought in terms of linking our CPIC database with the stolen motor vehicle database of Interpol, the CBSA plays a big part in that role as well.