Thank you , Mr. Chair.
I have several questions. Probably the best thing I can do is just ask everyone and then have each of you, respectively, answer them. Hopefully there will be enough time.
When it comes to the Canada Border Services Agency—and maybe CSIS was involved in this as well—was there any budget allocated? Obviously a budget was allocated for dealing with dignitaries who were coming in, as we knew that there was going to be a surge there.
Was there any budget allocated for a surge in international protestors, international organizations that were coming in, or known protestors coming to Canada to participate in any of the protests that would have been seen as a potential security threat? Were there any budget allocations given to CBSA to deal with that, or through CSIS to deal with that, or was that just part of normal procedures?
My question for the chief superintendent is, were any non-Canadians or internationals arrested or detained in any part of the proceedings or during any of the disruptions?
Finally, we have heard that the police officers who were assigned to tasks at the G-8, in Muskoka or Huntsville or wherever it was, were housed in a temporary facility. After the G-8 concluded, were those police officers then moved to provide security detail for the G-20? If you were a security officer assigned to just one element, did you just stay and work at that particular element?