That's absolutely the fear. That's essentially what we've seen happen at our airports. As the PIK machines have taken over, we've seen the number of staff working the front line at the airports go down and down and down over the years, to the point where we don't have the people in place to interact with travellers and verify their declarations. When it's busy, you're almost going purely with what the traveller's declaration is. That enforcement aspect, or verifying declarations....
I mean, obviously, anyone who's trying to bring something into Canada that they shouldn't, or is coming into Canada to do something that they shouldn't be doing, is never, ever putting it on their declaration. The real fear is that the expansion of the ArriveCAN app will see that expanded to land borders as well, where you predeclare, you go through an automated eGate kind of system, and you have absolutely no interaction with the border services officer.
That would allow the CBSA to reduce those frontline staff members again. That's really the fear. Again, I've not heard specific plans of that for the ArriveCAN app, but one could see it going there. Absolutely.