First of all, I'd like to apologize for not having the number, and I commit to providing you that number.
Yes. Historically, our primary focus has been on threats coming into the country, such as drugs and illegal firearms, but we do not ignore exports. We've had results in terms of seizing stolen vehicles over the last 10 years, for example. We seized almost 950 in the first three months of this year, and we're making a lot of progress.
It's not just about stolen vehicles. We also have a mandate to enforce sanctions and controlled goods, so the support of economic measures against Russia, for example, in the context of the war.
We also look at exports, but it's a question of balancing our priorities, and where the risks are. Stopping fentanyl from coming into the country is equally important.