Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I would like to thank both associations for being here today. I think your testimony is going to be very valuable for our final report.
Mr. Kingston, I will turn to you. In the first hour of today's meeting, I was asking the Ontario Provincial Police, Detective Inspector Wade, about the communication link among police, insurers and car manufacturers. When police recover a stolen vehicle, their investigation will almost always show how the vehicle was stolen, etc. They made mention of the fact that they do recover fobs that were programmed to allow for easy access.
I guess now I want to turn it to the opposite end of the spectrum. How does your association view those reports? I totally get your point. This is like an evolutionary arms race. Every time you come up with a new technology, thieves, of course, are going to try to overcome it.
Very broadly speaking for this committee's benefit, how do those police reports and aggregate data make their way back to you, and how is your association trying to learn from them and improve?