Tackling the fentanyl crisis is a big priority right now for this government, as it is for other governments around the world.
There are a variety of ways we are doing it, including interception at the border, as you said, but also in trying to tackle other aspects of the fentanyl trade, including addressing money-laundering challenges. Some of the amendments that are in Bill C-12, for example, ensure that precursor chemicals can be quickly scheduled by the Minister of Health. The government is trying a number of ways to tackle the crisis, because it is not just about interceptions. Those are part of the solution, but there are a lot of other pieces to the solution as well.