I have a couple of minutes left. I'm going to offer a broader question.
Back when I was significantly younger than I am today, I volunteered for the Edmonton Police Service when I was going to university. I would do things at community policing stations. For example, I would fill out traffic accident reports and do other minor tasks such as answering the telephone, basically doing a number of things on behalf of the police service that would free up the constables stationed there to do other, more meaningful work that only they could do.
I wonder whether each of you could offer any experiences in your areas about how other types of volunteering—not just auxiliary services, but volunteers in your police services—may be utilized more efficiently to enable officers to do their jobs and get some of these minor tasks off their desks.