Thank you, Chair.
Thank you, Minister Mendicino, for being here at OGGO today and for your testimony.
Thank you so much for your regular visits to Windsor. I think you have been there four times in the last six months. We really appreciate the attention you're providing to the Ambassador Bridge and the good folks at CBSA who work there. I know you visited and toured CBSA a number of times, so thank you so much for all the attention you're bringing to our community and that important crossing. I also want to thank you for advocating help to cover the cost of policing of the bridge protests. Thank you for being a champion for our community.
I want to speak about one particular contract, the CARM contract. This is the CBSA assessment and revenue management system. CBSA is the second-largest revenue collector, second only to the CRA. I believe they bring in approximately $31 billion, which is a sizable amount, in terms of duties and imports.
Could you or one of the other folks around the table speak to the purpose of the McKinsey contract as it relates to the CARM?