I think we're certainly seeing that there's a lot of pent-up demand for travel, which is great news and I think we don't want to hurt that at a time when we need it most in our recovery, both airlines and airports and our entire tourism industry.
There are a number of actions that could be taken. One is getting testing out of our airports, and the other is looking at some of these legacy Public Health Agency of Canada protocols and what is no longer needed or how they could be streamlined in order to facilitate people coming into our country more quickly. It would normally take 30 seconds to process a passenger. It can take up to two minutes, and when you multiply that by the number of people who are coming through our hubs, it's just going to become increasingly challenging. I think there are a number of measures, such as increasing staffing, but we really can't manage these health protocols as aviation ramps up even further.
That's a big one and the other is staffing for CATSA services.