Thank you, Mr. Bush.
Just to be clear, what I'm looking for is how many people on a daily basis, whether armed or unarmed, are going out and looking for those 32,000. That's what I'm looking for. I think you get my point.
It's common ground, I believe, that rail is a vulnerability for the border. That's something we all can be aware of. To summarize, no rail traffic is searched coming into Canada. It's only searched once it reaches an inland port, such as Montreal, Winnipeg, or potentially even Ashcroft, in my riding of Kamloops—Thompson—Nicola.
I just want to confirm that this committee will be provided with the numbers of how many firearms have been seized. I want to confirm as well that no train is ever searched at the border itself, which means that the train is essentially unmonitored from the time the border is crossed until its arrival at an inland terminal.
Can we agree on that?