Thank you very much, Chair.
I want to go back to you, Mr. Watson.
You left the impression here today that it wasn't until the Emergencies Act was invoked that you were able to clear out the protest, which we all know isn't true. You had tow trucks.
Superintendent Bernier testified at the commission two days ago that there were 34 tow trucks lined up long before the Emergencies Act was invoked.
Would it then be reasonable to suggest that had actual enforcement action taken place, dealing with the existing laws that we have—municipal bylaws, provincial statutes, federal laws—and negotiations—humble, respectful negotiations—that it was possible, with the police operational plans that were in place, it could have worked and that the Emergencies Act would never have, and may never have, been necessary.