The additional resources in terms of staff, the additional 1,000 officers, are really what I was referring to.
Again, though, I'm here because I need the CBSA, as much as the Government of Canada, to hear and understand that we need to get our focus back on interdiction. It's been entirely about facilitation for far too long. We see self-declaration, with the machines that were described earlier, at our airports. We see plans for that at land borders. We seem to have a system where we're waiting for people who are here for ill intent to declare to us voluntarily that they are here for ill intent. We're still waiting. That's never happened, and it never will.
Most travellers are here legitimately. Most claimants are here legitimately. Our job is to find the ones who aren't, and without the interaction with the traveller or the claimant, we're simply not able to do that. We want to see us get back to that.