Absolutely. Thank you for the question.
Yes, a small percentage of the vehicles are actually being chopped up for parts. I think the most significant ones are catalytic converters. Catalytic converters have precious metals embedded in them, and when the value of those metals goes up, the catalytic converters become more valuable. We've seen vehicles being stolen to be chopped up for parts, or we've seen just the catalytic converters being cut out of the vehicles. We've seen mass incidents of that, in which thieves have gone into leasing companies or dealerships and have just cut out all the catalytic converters.
I believe it was the Province of Manitoba that implemented a law that has been quite effective there, which we would encourage the other provinces to look at. Really, it involves know-your-vehicle or bill-of-sale documentation. It's sort of like the way a pawn shop works. When you go to sell something at a pawn shop, you have to show ownership. You would have to show some details around the vehicle and how it got chopped up for parts.
That's being applied to the salvage industry, so if somebody drives up with a truck full of catalytic converters, they have to have a bill of sale for each one.