Thank you for the question.
I think what the minister was alluding to was that, starting in budget 2018-19, the agency received $80 million over five years and about $7 million ongoing. There are five activity areas, as you alluded to. One of them is an infrastructure project for the detector dogs, for which we're amping up our capacity.
What's new, since the new administration to the south and what the minister was talking about, is the cross-border task force on firearms. We're working with our Public Safety colleagues in the cross-border crime forum to coordinate activities, to share intelligence and to look at those flows and augment our ability to intercept firearms at the border.