Thank you, Chair.
I'd like to thank our guests for being here today as well. The sense I have from all of your opening comments is that you're all in support of the bill and you think it's going in the right direction. We appreciate your testimony, which has given us some ideas to look at to potentially improve the bill.
Mr. Ptycia, as I was going to approach you, I was thinking that I would start with the hockey song, until I realized it was breaking a trademark, so I will not do that. You mentioned in your testimony that back in 2010, some 16,000 jerseys were confiscated, which worked out to $32.5 million in counterfeit jerseys. When you spoke in front of our committee back in 2012, you brought to our attention in a very real way the issue of these jerseys and the gravity of the circumstance surrounding the Vancouver Olympics. It was rather interesting, because our minister brought in a fake, a counterfeit jersey, at the last meeting, and it's obviously hard for the untrained eye to tell the difference.
Do you think since that time, as it relates to your specific business, the problem of counterfeit jerseys coming into our country has gotten better or worse? Do you have any sense of that?