Thank you so much.
I just want to jump back to a topic that was mentioned before, about the fact that Environment Canada is doing fewer inspections and fewer prosecutions. Mr. Malas, you had mentioned that 20% of investigations were dry cleaners. The fall 2018 report that you had referenced also found that 70% of prosecutions—the vast majority—were of dry cleaners.
I'm just wondering if these numbers concern you. In addition, you had mentioned that more resources are needed. Are there any other steps that we could be taking to make sure that it's not small mom-and-pop shops, but it's really these larger companies who are doing the lion's share of pollution?