It's not my position to necessarily comment on laws that are in front of parliamentarians for consideration. Generally speaking, as a border agency, there are several principles that I can speak to in terms of good management of the flow of goods.
The first one, obviously, would be to ensure that there is a degree of understanding of what is or is not allowed into the country. The ability to ensure there's a degree of preborder or postborder work, so that we're not always working at the choke point of the border itself, is a good principle. Understanding data, as we previously testified, is an important component of that.