That's certainly duly noted. It's always a best practice, isn't it, to consult the users. I think that should be taken forward regardless of the circumstances.
Was it useful to have a printout, something tangible that an officer could keep afterwards? I'm thinking of what must have been horrendous wait times as the borders were closed. No doubt there were officers who had been exposed to COVID and could not show up for work.
As we learned from the Auditor General, the ArriveCAN app did provide better-quality information more rapidly for quarantine purposes, of course, and for data that needed to be transferred to other bodies such as the provinces and health agencies. I heard you say earlier that the ArriveCAN app does have its uses—does it not?