Minister, you raised another question, about fentanyl. Obviously, Canadians are very concerned about the huge number of opioid overdose deaths in this country, particularly in the last year; 75% of opioid deaths are attributed to fentanyl.
In 2012, the previous government laid off over a thousand Canada Border Services agents in some money-saving thing called DRAP. They haven't been replaced, and yet you say that there have been 335 seizures of fentanyl—42 kilograms of it—but we're still having these huge numbers of deaths associated with fentanyl.
Do you really have enough border security and ability to interdict the incoming fentanyl that's causing all these deaths?