There is, shall we say, an ongoing dialogue, Mr. Chairman. We learned last week that the trial database, which was going to be shared with the United States, or situated in the United States just for the trial of those 500 people who've signed up, was being repatriated into Canada, with the firm assurance that henceforth all personal information of Canadians will be permanently housed in Canada and it will be queried at the border point for the screens of the agents.
But I don't think we have—and I'll ask my colleague to complete this, since she's much closer to this project—enough information for the moment about how the trial is working. There are issues concerning the distance at which you can read this information, how well the sleeve is working, and whether the suggestion of another of my colleagues--to have an on-off switch, so you turn the emitting function on or off at the border--can be taken up in a useful time.
Perhaps my colleague can add something.
