Declaration of Emergency committee  Your time is up. I'm sorry. Thank you, Ms. May. We'll go now to Monsieur Fortin.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes, Mr. Naqvi.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Go ahead.

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, you have another minute [Inaudible—Editor] seconds.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Go ahead.

Declaration of Emergency committee  [Inaudible—Editor] witness may answer the question. We stopped the clock. Go ahead. There are 37 seconds.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Mr. Brock, your time is up.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Mr. Naqvi, you're next.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Thank you, Senator White. We'll now move to the second round, and I believe we're going to Mr. Brock this time. Mr. Brock, you have five minutes.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Senator Harder, you're finished. We'll catch you in the next round. Ahead is Senator White.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Senator Carignan, I'm sorry, but your time is up. Senator Harder is next.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Thank you very much. My next question is for Commissioner Lucki. Welcome. My colleague, Mr. Motz, raised the question of various jurisdictions and where issues were different. In the context of other provinces, you would have been the police service of jurisdiction, with the exception of in Ontario, where the Ottawa police would have been the police service of jurisdiction.

Declaration of Emergency committee  You mean the City of Windsor, for instance.

Declaration of Emergency committee  In a place like Ontario versus Alberta, can you explain where you would have varying roles? In Ontario, for instance, the provincial responsibility falls to the OPP. What is the role of the RCMP with respect to Ontario?

Declaration of Emergency committee  Deputy, because our time is limited, with respect to Ontario and particularly Ottawa, your jurisdiction would be federal in nature in normal events. Am I correct?