That is our objective, of course.
To make the border more secure, we have to interact with our partners. That means we need another system. However, when we say that, we are not just talking about a system. We are talking about 288 applications and 42 databases. The main challenge is the integration and interaction of those systems.
The system must do everything in an exemplary manner. That is why the architecture is becoming absolutely critical. We have to make sure that it is open, but that we also increase security. That is of the utmost importance.
It is actually the main challenge. The CBSA often decides not to go ahead with a system because it cannot really put the right bolts into the right places to ensure that the system will be secure.