I get the feeling that our security don't have that same luxury, or at least are not informed of such, which I think is a big problem, because I think they should be in tune with it. We also have a situation now where there's a lot of stress in the system. We have a new system, and with all newness comes a level of stress. It's unprecedented. We now have someone in charge, who's from the RCMP, over a service in this House. That was never the case until two years ago. And we see a lot of new faces; a lot of new Mounties, a lot of new PPS. There are a lot of new faces, and they look pretty stressed. I think at this point that communication, that uncertainty, is probably going to get worse, if that's the case, unless we do something about how we communicate.
In the testimony that you heard earlier—I know he's acting, but obviously he has to give his best advice to the new director—what would you say to him?