Just to clarify this, we have instituted a number of measures to help mitigate risk in these areas. These include working with our colleagues, such as the RCMP and U.S. border agencies, and so on, to undertake various projects and to exchange information and do what we need to do to target areas where we can focus our efforts. We also have targeted teams that go out and do unexpected verifications, if you will, in specific locations for a period of time, allowing us to collect data to do risk assessments on these various areas, as well as to provide a deterrent effect.
So it's not simply limited to the number of people who report in—but, obviously, as Monsieur Jolicoeur has indicated, we can't be everywhere.
In terms of the report-in for the NEXUS and CANPASS participants, we do have additional locations available above and beyond the regular reporting locations for these members. Certainly, because there are a lot of border communities and boaters, tourists, and so on, who use these programs, these locations are of benefit to them because they don't have to travel quite so far to report in.