With respect to inspector numbers, Mr. Grégoire stated and we've stated several times that the staffing levels we're dealing with have not changed. In fact, since 2001 we've gone from 866 authorized staff to somewhere around 871 or 873, if my memory serves me correctly. So it's not a question of changing the authorized staffing levels. What the Auditor General has picked out is the normal fluctuations that happen based on how the staffing process has worked and the availability of employees to fill the vacancies that are showing up.
So there's nothing in the report that would indicate we've changed our staffing levels, to my knowledge. It has indicated that, like a lot of the industry and not just the aviation industry, there are problems with staffing, which we are well on our way to handling with both departmental and aviation-industry-related recruitment and retention initiatives through our human resource planning.