It was a bit like that nightmare where you're trying to get to an exam and you're late. Everybody's had that nightmare. It feels a bit like that.
The second thing I wanted to ask is about the RCMP. The director gave us a very long-winded answer. When I asked him whether the decision was made locally—at the car wash security point—or centrally, he basically took a long way of saying it was made centrally. It sounds like your testimony confirms that, because it appears that the people on the spot literally had no idea why they were doing what they were doing. They were waiting for an order, almost certainly.