Thank you very much, Mr. Chair, and through you to the member and to the committee.
I think the minister made it very clear that there will be a range of solutions that ultimately are going to get us to where we want to go in terms of abating and addressing the scourge of gun violence. Those most recent investments in budget 2021 that the minister alluded to are really intended to address the intelligence side of our work.
Much of the CBSA's activity, the primary interactions with Canadians and Canadian businesses, is obviously quite visible on the ground, but in addition to that, there's a lot of work that happens in the background, both with regard to investigations, intelligence and networking with our international partners and with regard to ensuring that we're managing the border in a smart way in addition to an effective way.
Your point is well taken. There's certainly no doubt we could always use more resources. I don't think you're ever going to have an official come before the committee and say we have enough. The reality is that to do it smartly and to manage a modern border, we need to do it intelligently, and that's really what the most recent set of investments are intended to do.