That is why the official from Israel said that they do not use body scanners. Furthermore, there is only one agency—not five—controlling security throughout the airport. They use behavioural profiling and this has allowed them to save huge amounts of money. Of course, they also have a process for preferential customers. Over here, it is NEXUS. And that is understandable.
However, I cannot see the day coming… And here I am appealing to my Conservative colleagues, who obviously support private enterprise. I have to admit that all of this started with the Liberals. Indeed, the Liberals began the process. At some point, the entire structure will need to be thoroughly reviewed. If we start making people pay, we had better be sure that they are paying for real service and that we are not skimping on security. What does that get us? It gets us where we were on December 25, when there was nobody left; there was no staff. Security companies had not made provision for that. Inevitably, you start losing money, your customers are dissatisfied and there are long lineups in every airport across the globe. That is what happened on December 25. That's hard to beat! The CEO of CATSA told us that it was the same thing all around the globe.