I think it's extremely important. That goes back to when Mr. Powlowski and I were talking about integration and inter-agency co-operation. From the border security perspective, I've had the opportunity to speak to a number of my colleagues in New York and Vermont, their state trooper associations and U.S. Customs and Border Protection. When working together, they work extremely well, even though we're talking about different nations sharing information. Police officers—law enforcement officers—on the street will get the job done and work extremely well together.
It's when it goes up to the agency higher-ups that they start to question how much information they can share—if they have to leave in page 2 or if they have to take it out or cut out that paragraph. That's where it becomes challenging.
Being able to share is great.