Thank you, Mr. Chair.
I'd like to thank the witnesses, first of all, for participating in our panel here.
My question is directed to Mr. Guénette.
As a former police officer, I understand that while airsoft guns may not be able to kill people in most cases, severe safety risks arise when law enforcement officers cannot tell the difference between an airsoft gun and a real gun. If they do not know if it's a real gun, they have no choice but to assume that it's a real gun. As a result, people possessing airsoft guns have tragically lost their lives.
As experts on airsoft sports, how do you propose we differentiate airsoft guns and replica guns from the real thing? Maybe it would be with bright colours or an indicator of some sort. What would you suggest?