Fair enough. When the increases you're talking about happened, unfortunately, they never showed up at the front line. That's the problem. When I talk about an increase in inspectors, I'm talking about front-line people who are actually making their presence known in the industry. They're actually seeing things that are going on in the industry and are evaluating products and evaluating processes.
What happened was that the growth happened primarily in headquarters. When CFIA pulls out the numbers they have been presenting to the committee over the years--and they've admitted this--take a look at what they're including. If they hire somebody as part of their operations directorate, for example, such as a mail clerk at headquarters, that person is called part of the inspection staff.