If I could, Mr. Chairman, just to supplement, I hope it's the direct answer to the question the member was searching for.
I think it's important to understand that one of the points the Auditor General identified was to ensure that we had systemic, consistent approaches across the country. As the first step on that, in fact, I believe we have taken a large step down that road, which is the fact that we did update all the national import manuals of procedures by the end of May. They were concluded a week ago, with input from across the country to ensure a national level of performance and understanding and interpretation. As already indicated, the training against that manual is now under way, to be completed by July.
It is our expectation that with a revised national import manual of procedures that governs the inspection activities at all ports now being consistent across the country and now in place and available to all of our staff electronically, and with the reinforcement of that through training, we will achieve a consistent level of inspection at all ports of entry, consistent with the risk assigned.