Thank you.
My next question is for both you, Ms. O'Brien, and you, Ms. Power.
I notice from the deck that there has been a spike upward in motor vehicle thefts in Ontario and Quebec. It's 53% in Ontario and 66% in Quebec over the last two years. In Atlantic Canada, it's 26%. Western Canada is the anomaly, with only an 8% rise. In British Columbia, we actually saw a decrease in 2022.
To what extent is the B.C. model...? I know you're aware that B.C. has the largest bait car program in the world. Our thanks go to the New Westminster Police, the RCMP in Burnaby and Surrey, and all of the law enforcement, including the transit police who are involved in that bait car program.
What are the best practices we can learn from the B.C. model? While not perfect, it has certainly contributed to not seeing the rise that we're seeing in other parts of the country. Can we learn from the bait car program in B.C. and in B.C.'s Lower Mainland? Are there other things that we can learn from as well?