One reason we're hearing that from our law enforcement partners is that there are a number of variables, obviously. It's never black and white; there are lots of grey areas. We can say definitively that we feel that the organized crime aspect of vehicle theft has not really reached B.C. so much. We have organized crime of all different types, but in terms of auto theft, we're not seeing that same rise in organized crime.
Part of that may be due to the fact that our borders are connected to different countries, obviously. This is speculation and not for me to say, obviously, and enforcement could answer these questions way better. We just don't have the same markets that eastern Canada has to be able to ship to. The western side of Canada does not. Most of our vehicles that are stolen remain in Canada. We have a good rate in that seven out of 10 vehicles are recovered. That was the last I heard from our enforcement partners.
Also, the nature of the vehicles that get stolen here hasn't really changed to the newer models with the anti-theft devices. It's really mostly still the older vehicles. They're usually stolen, from what we're told, in the commission of a crime or those similar types of things.