Thank you, Madam Chair.
I'm going to dig a bit deeper into some of the solutions. We talked about recalls. Mr. Lobb talked about purchasing a vehicle, whether it be at an auction out of country.... There is a process right now, at least in the province of Ontario, whereby when you do purchase a vehicle, you get the full history of the vehicle. You get a full page of vehicle history. Is that an opportunity to actually identify the vehicles that would have a recall attached to them?
The second opportunity, of course, is when you buy a vehicle. You also most times do a safety check, whether it's already safety-checked.... Of course, that's another opportunity, again, once the VIN's punched in, to actually identify and recognize that a recall is in order.
Do you think those are two mechanisms that can be used, and/or do you have any other ideas that can be used to actually catch a recall when a vehicle's being sold, whether it be within a country or from another country?