I have another perspective. We're talking about technology, about the direction of technology and the need and clearly the future of the border. We're talking about the borders of the future and where things are going. It's endless when you hear about what is going on in some of the pilot programs at the Peace Bridge and up at Windsor.
If you're looking for something that you really could do to help, as one of the things, I would encourage the relationship between CBSA and CBP. I've been in this role for a year and a half. Peace Bridge has been nice enough to host a meeting once a year, with CBSA and CBP together, where we've talked about technology and how things are going. When you look around the room of 25 people, you see how excited people are that we can actually share ideas on where the future is.
For years it appeared that there wasn't that communication, that connection, between the two countries, and there are obvious reasons to do with legalities, but the more that this could be encouraged by the government, from Ottawa, to do that from the Canadian side—and the U.S. side also—to get a group working together.... There's no reason to have all these smart technological brains working completely separately when they could be working together on a similar problem.