Again, I've seen improvement over the years as far as communication between CBP and CBSA goes. There's a lot of talk about the improved communication.
I would make sure, from the committee's view, that this is really being utilized to the fullest extent. The problem at the border is the same problem, and rather than it being tackled—the technology and some of the ideas—in two separate silos, make sure the groups are working together completely in terms of what they're saying, what advancements they're making and what technology they see coming down the road and those types of things.
I would make sure that's happening. That would probably be the first thing I would do, because that's more of global thing.
I know that Mr. Boyle has talked about this with his project, which, again, is an excellent project, but anything we can do—it's just common sense—to get these officers on the primary inspection lane the information before they hit the booths is going to be a win. That's the way of the future: any technology that would help in pushing some of this through, any of the regulations, and anything we could do to move things faster on some of these pilot programs.