Yes. The association representing the towing industry has close to $3 million in unpaid bills where they had to act.... As you know, they often have to act on the exclusive network of roads under the authority of our province's national police. They do have to react, and often they are not paid.
I would like to also state, at the same time, that we are facing a lot of these companies that are not insured at the time of an accident. They subscribe to an insurance policy, but then they cancel it. They're running the rest of the year with their insurance slip as being valid for a year, but we have no way, with our controllers and our national police, to verify that. This is what I was just talking about with my colleague.
We would have to establish certain networks to get information when they are towed away. Also, some of those trucks are abandoned in the yards of those wrecking companies. They are not claimed, and you cannot dispose of them for a year. You must also pay all the dues to extract all the contaminants from those trucks in order to be able to send them to the scrapyard, so you've lost money on your bill to tow the truck and you're also paying to get rid of it.