Those are great questions. I'll try to answer all of them in a row.
First of all, we have 80 postal inspectors across Canada. They're highly trained, but most importantly, they work closely with the RCMP, all of the provincial police forces, CSIS, etc. They have the ability, if they see a parcel that looks suspicious, to remove it and inspect it, and then if it contains an illegal substance or non-mailable matter, as we call it, they turn it over to the police right away. Last year, they intercepted, I think, around 10,000 of them, for a rough total street value of $10 million.
It's a very complex area. We're very sensitive to organized crime, and it gets better all the time, unfortunately. It's putting pressure on us—there's no question about it—but we do a lot of stuff in concert with the RCMP, like I said, and other police forces, so we're not doing it on our own. It's something that we're committed to.