I think that the assumptions that were made leading into the first weekend were that it was within the usual paradigm of the hundreds of protests we have every year in the city of Ottawa and that the advanced planning that would have been required—to some of the other questions we've been asked—to effectively deal with that weekend were not in place, so we got behind as a city and as a police service. We got behind the event and could not get ahead of it then because the resources were not adequate to meet it.
The biggest lesson, in my mind—and there's been a lot of discussion at the public inquiry—is that the intelligence translating into strategy was a big gap.