You are right that the ultimate decision is within the budget to fund these aspects. My concern is from holistic observation. Often we come up with very good legislation that provides us with the means or the frameworks to act, and then it is the follow-through in terms of how well we fund the agencies that are then given the responsibility to deal with them. This is ongoing, and there's nothing specific that you can put in the act to really remedy it. It becomes an issue of whether we have the proper integration. Because you are tightening up the borders, do you then make sure that the RCMP have enough capabilities? We go back to Dr. Lackenbauer's point about the thinness of the RCMP and other elements up in the north. Will we have that ability to implement? That's always one of the confounding issues when we're looking for improvement in border security.
