The significant improvements by all of our cargo partners are seeing the need to increase the amount of technology they actually have to operate their businesses. Most of our carriers, such as DHL, UPS and Cargojet—Cargojet is also handling all the goods for Canada Post, Purolator, Amazon and some Air Canada cargo—are heavily reliant on their operation centres and connectivity into the Internet for the timely movement of goods. Today, you're seeing the ability to track those goods with hand-held devices. All of that is creating a need to fundamentally change the way those goods are actually moved through their facilities and through the airport.
One of our partners has actually had some huge success, with full integration of CBSA directly into its facility. As the goods are arriving—actually before they arrive—they've already randomly decided which ones need to be rescreened and they're able to choose a different direction through the sort process so that it's a timely inspection and there are minimal delays getting to the final consumer.