With respect to the criminal issue, I want to be very clear. Canadian cabinet ministers, unlike their U.S. counterparts, cannot order a criminal investigation. They cannot order criminal charges. That's the American system, not the Canadian system.
I can tell you that I have a significant amount of confidence in the calibre of my officials who are charged with making these type of decisions. I welcome any advice from the committee. If they feel there are specific changes required to regulation or to legislation based on the facts—not on a perception, but based on a reality—we're very pleased to hear the advice of the committee and to raise the bar, if that will lead to safer roads in this country. I feel very strongly about that.