Our solution—again, I think Mr. Bieger touched upon it in his opening statement—is that from our perspective, we see two separate models.
The U.S. has centralized funding, and so the U.S. government will fund their own security initiatives. The Canadian government, again based upon the 1986 changes to section 6, really relies on a user-pay funding principle. Prior to 2004, when I believe CBSA was called the Canada customs and revenue agency, that made sense, because your primary focus was on the collection of duties and tariffs. However, 9/11 in 2001 really changed the scene and the world's focus. The focus became more on border security as well as national security, and we feel that the Canadian government's focus at that time should have also then shifted towards funding for those types of initiatives.