Normally, when we talk about thickening the border, we're talking about imports and the Canadian regulations on imports. This is going to be a new thickening of the border for exports, because goods are going to be heading outside of Canada to the United States and overseas. They are currently being detained from time to time, and there is a requirement to provide an export declaration for any goods being shipped outside of Canada that are valued at over $2,000.
We already have some mechanisms in place, but if we now have to look at each and every good and, on top of that, to look at goods at airports and border crossings that individuals are taking across the border, there's going to be considerable new thickening at the border. If we take away that $2,000 threshold—that's something the previous witnesses seemed to be concerned about—then we are really going to have some delays on goods leaving Canada, and we may not be seen as a desirable party to persons overseas who need the goods quickly. They might pick some other country that doesn't have these problems.