Thank you very much, Chair.
As the member of Parliament for Châteauguay—Lacolle, where I have the Lacolle border, a very busy border crossing and a number of folks in my entourage who do work at the border, I want to say to Mr. Weber how much I appreciate the work the agents perform. I can understand that it's very intense at the best of times. Of course, during the early days of the public health crisis, when really no one knew what was going on, we had to close the border and knew what that meant for workers, for the officers at the front.
Maybe you can describe briefly those first few days when the emergency order to close the border was put through. What did that look like?