Yes, and you raise an interesting point with that integration part. I think it's valuable. I know that in the Yukon it's going on very well right now. The one thing that I experienced in policing, certainly, and heard in my years of law enforcement after I left the RCMP in the Yukon, was that people really wanted to integrate and work together. For the peripheral agencies, I think their general feedback was that information goes into the policing world, but rarely comes back out. That wanting to share is a one-way street a lot of times.
I can only characterize that as an experience with the RCMP, but how would you characterize the OPP's relationship with that information sharing? I do know that services have said that they'd love to cooperate and collaborate with police, but that the police want the information in and they're not always willing to share, either it's privacy concerns or it's just simply “we're the end of the road for information and we don't give information back”.