Our role in all of that from a defence intelligence perspective is to remain alert to foreign activity or illicit activity off the coasts and in maritime approaches and to be aware of what's going on in those areas. Specifics around transnational organized crime in ports and the smuggling of weapons and whatnot is very much a law enforcement responsibility.
With regard to our role in that, we have a role in feeding into the maritime domain awareness picture—often abroad or in the near abroad in terms of our approaches—and making sure that picture is fed into the RCMP, the CBSA, and others who have specific law enforcement and regulatory powers.