We didn't do a survey of the opinion of other countries about Canada's exports. Again, I think CBSA have established their priorities very much in a way that is intended to try to respect Canada's international obligations. Whether it be to prevent the export of weapons technology or whether it be making sure that export permits are obtained in the places they're supposed to be obtained, they have put the emphasis on those types of things. From a priority-setting point of view, they've done a reasonably good job of doing that, and identifying that we need to make sure that we're living up to those international obligations and our international partners can have confidence in that. But then when we looked at the whole system, there were gaps in the system that would say that anybody who is trying to get around that system would be able to identify where those gaps are and how to get around them.
On April 14th, 2016. See this statement in context.