Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, that's correct. Vehicles can be weaponized.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, you are correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, you are correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That's correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That's correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, I can't speak to how they felt, on whether the Ottawa Police Service or any other serving agency that was there felt safe or not.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, the option is not letting them on in the first place.

Declaration of Emergency committee  You are correct—through you, Mr. Chair, sorry.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, I echo the comments of Mr. McDonell. With respect to the Ottawa Police Service, we can sense the change in terms of how the Panda Game, for instance, is going to be addressed. You go back one year to what the choice was back then, and it wasn't good. I'm

Declaration of Emergency committee  That would be a fair assessment, I'm sure.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, that would be correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, I apologize for the acronym. It's the emergency response team. I had the team up in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, and I was also part of the A-division team responsible for the national capital region.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That experience of ERT is a heightened tactical capability and the armaments that come with that tactical capability.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That's correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Through you, Mr. Chair, Senator Boniface, I think Madame Lacroix mentioned this, too, looking forward. Any time both institutions are sitting, we have approximately 135 to 140 guns on the precinct. What I don't need is more. What I do need more of are effective barriers and, mo