Thank you for that question, as well.
Let's start with mandatory PFD wear. We have been at the table with Transport on this issue for several years now. I think the most challenging thing is that the survey that was released was bent toward guiding the respondent to support mandatory wear. The industry is fully prepared to support mandatory wear on human vessels for children under 12 while under way, on personal watercraft and for persons being towed. However, there are other circumstances where we do not support mandatory wear. That is a real change in how our conversations and dialogue with Transport have been going.
On the flare situation, it was utterly shocking to us when the recycling program for the power squadron was pulled back. We have seen it. I know there's another meeting later this week with John Gullick from CPS. He's going to speak about the number of flares that are piling up across the industry.
The data comment is one that has been around for a long time, MP Muys. The data is with Transport. It would help us enormously to grow this sector—in which so many Canadian families are engaged—if we could find a way to get that data. We don't want the consumer data, to be clear. What we want is the product data to help us grow this industry.