It's just that the studies I've looked at have shown that the former is more likely to have an impact on the psychology of the criminal, or the potential criminal, than the latter.
I'll get into my questioning with Mr. McCrorie.
The example I want to bring up is one we've seen the Leader of the Opposition constantly bring up. That is the example of an individual who had their car stolen, and had an AirTag that traced the car to the Port of Montreal. They informed local law enforcement, and according to this story, the local law enforcement then indicated that, “Hey, we can't actually do anything now. It's the CBSA that takes over”, and this individual watched their car sail off into the sunset.
Could you comment on that? Is that a very likely scenario? If I'm the individual who has had my car stolen, and I used an AirTag to trace it to the port, what are my options?