I would perhaps challenge some of your statistics on the number of safety-related incidents. Knowing what type of incident we're talking about is also important. We can't put into the same category serious and much less serious incidents. When this kind of data is analyzed, some granularity is noted.
To answer your question, I want to clarify that we have decided to adopt a different approach to the responsibility we have to conduct inspections to ensure that transportation systems are safe. The approach is risk-based. We used to conduct certain inspections regularly in the past—every three months, six months or annually for many years—but nothing ever changed because the risk was not high in that area. We decided to focus our resources in areas with higher risk levels.
That said, we conduct about 120,000 inspections a year across Canada's transportation systems. I personally believe that we are performing our task effectively and that our inspectors are highly qualified.