I think what we were reporting on there, essentially, was a result of the fact that the Canada Border Services Agency considers the control of imports to be their number one priority. They are much more concerned about what's coming into the country. That's where they put their priority, and that's how they allocate their resources, first to those types of things.
We recognize that departments will often operate under resource constraints. The world is always operating under resource constraints, so we recognize that's the case. What we were looking for essentially was once they decided the level of resources to put towards export control, whether they doing it in a systemic way of covering the issues. We found that there were predictable gaps in the way that the system was set up.