No, I just want to complete that thought. Our investigation of this very difficult problem points out a number of shortcomings, and one of them was the lack of communications between various law enforcement agencies across this country.
I have to tell you that I, for one, was very pleased to see that initiative with respect to the RCMP to coordinate that activity so that there's instant access. What I have been told is that sometimes these things will become isolated. An individual becomes a victim in one particular community, but the information wasn't being transferred or wasn't accessible by other law enforcement agencies. I appreciate that Mr. Jones is here from the RCMP, and again, I appreciate that Public Safety has a lead in this area, but I, for one, was very, very pleased about that, because what I heard was that this is one of the major challenges in solving these cases: the lack of coordination between law enforcement agencies.
I want to tell you as well that this is a matter that I also have discussed with my provincial counterparts. As you know, the administration of justice and policing, for the most part, is at the provincial level, but again, I was very pleased about their awareness of this and their willingness to undertake that cooperation. So I think it's one of the major components of that $10-million strategy, but again, I hope it gets your support, because this is exactly what I heard was part of the problem in this very difficult area.