From the federal perspective, I'm not sure if we've succeeded on that yet. However, I do know that different jurisdictions such as Nova Scotia and British Columbia, which are committing to renewing their contracts beyond 2032, are fascinated by the idea of the utilization of a special constable category whereby.... For those who aren't familiar, in the RCMP, you have the “gun- and badge-toting” constable, the “badge-toting” special constable and then the “neither of the above” civilian support staff. The special constable category, for example, could be more used in a band bylaw situation or in a major event situation, where you just walk and don't walk—you're standing here for security versus having a completely armed police officer. We've been advocating for that for the RCMP, and I know that there is an appetite in the RCMP for revisiting and looking at how it classifies its positions. Hence, we've been pushing the federal government to revisit that and invest in it.
