In Ontario, it was left to a committee of the chiefs of police to work with government to sort out who would get how many positions. Ontario got so many positions from what we call PORF. The OPP ended up with 125 of them due to some shortfalls that we already had. They were all put into front-line policing positions. The Ontario government has funded the specialty gang positions and organized crime positions for a number of years for us. It was at the front line in communities that we needed the bodies.
Toronto police got a certain number. Other departments got a reduced number depending on their size. Forty of the positions in Ontario went to first nations' policing. That was significant for them because they had such a need. Of course, they've lost those 40 positions now, so that puts more pressure on us to help them.