I have another example from other constituents who mentioned it.
Let's say I have a cottage or a cabin in Montana and I have a jeep that I use for off-roading. That's the example I used at the committee. I want to bring my jeep to, say, Lethbridge where I live, to fix it up, because I have a garage there. Maybe I damaged it while I was off-roading. I understand from Mr. Lawrence that I have to wash my jeep to make sure it's clean—so thank you for that, because I probably wouldn't have done so. I will wash my jeep, then show up at the border with the permit, and I would be allowed entry.
What if my vehicle were non-functional? It's my vehicle; I'm taking it on a trailer across the border towed by a Canadian vehicle, and I'm trying to go to my garage to fix my vehicle. I'm handy; I'm a tinkerer; I'm making an upgrade to it, or it needs a new timing belt or work on its transmission. Can I still do so even though the vehicle is non-functional?