The reason I ask that is not to question whether folks at the CBSA understand the legal framework of reasonable grounds, but I think people are frustrated in my constituency. They see illicit operations going on all the time, even across the border. Guns are coming in and they're ending up in Melita. How else did they get there but from the United States? Nothing is happening. Nobody is taking action. Nobody is holding these criminals accountable. They're openly and blatantly operating in our small communities.
I think people are curious, when they see this happening so blatantly in our communities, why that isn't reasonable enough grounds to take action. I understand there may be context in terms of other facets of an investigation that is ongoing. This is a very small part of a long and organized crime operation, so you're trying to get the bigger fish, but I ask that question because I think the average rural Manitoban is frustrated sometimes that action isn't taken on these operations more quickly.
I don't know if you have any response to that.