Yes, I believe we need to consider what is available to us in terms of enforcement and the legislation.
Generally speaking, you're going to find people that are charged with possession of stolen property over $5,000 or theft over $5,000. These are the most common charges in auto theft, but they don't reflect the risk and the injury that it's causing to our communities.
What I would advocate for is, and in conversations with Crowns we always hear, that there should be federal legislation very similar to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act, which would take some of those same concepts and legislate them very similarly to the way we do with illegal drugs.
The importation and exportation of stolen property or stolen autos, if federally legislated, would then have that jurisdiction attached to it. It would make it easier for the police sector to pursue and investigate that and really pursue the people responsible for it. That's the organized crime element behind it, which is benefiting from this issue.