I don't want to compare apples and oranges. But I'm aware, for example, that two years before, at the conclusion of a hockey series, as part of the celebration, unfortunately, a number of people then—not sports celebrants but people—just came out to wreck the place. Vandals and people committing crimes burned about four times as many cars as we lost in Toronto during the G-20 summit.
I actually went down. I worked very closely with the chief of police in Montreal and I had people on the ground with him there. We learned from that event, by the way. What we learned from the Montreal police and with the assistance of the Montreal police in Toronto, I think, contributed to our success in minimizing the damage in Toronto.