We recognize that may not be a matter for the act or even for regulations, but, for policy, we think that the training is critically important. I mean, Canadian officers who get steeped in this stuff get it wrong.
We don't want several hours of training from CBSA. We don't necessarily have the institution to give you the curriculum handy, but we do think that some real thought needs to be given to the kind of training that's provided, that it ought to be provided by a police academy or an accredited educational institution, and that it needs to be ongoing. Laws change, the way the charter is interpreted changes, so it can't just be that these American officers get their training and off they go.