There are a lot of communities in Canada that.... There's that old line—and I don't know if it's statistically valid, but it's often cited—that 90% of Canadians live within 100 miles or 100 kilometres of the U.S. border. I don't live in a traditional border community, although my riding does go along the shore of Lake Erie, so it does technically border the United States that way. I live about an hour from Port Huron, Michigan.
Again, Canadians have often, notwithstanding the current circumstances, gone back and forth across the border. There are a number of cases where Canadians have tried to score a deal of some sort, so they order a product, ship it to a UPS store across the border and bring it back.
Are there issues with this that, in your view, Bill C-12 is trying to capture—this long-standing cross-border trade, some of which is more formalized and some of which is more informal? It's just Canadians and Americans who have gone back many decades not even really viewing there being a true border there.