Public Safety committee  We have very few immigration clients. Specifically, we would be contacted that technology would be required for a given client. Typically—and again it seems there are many flavours—we would offer the technology for the officers to use on the client. They might ask us to tag alo

Public Safety committee  Thank you. It was great to talk.

Public Safety committee  There are a number of technologies that we provide. Radio frequency is the oldest. The first program started in 1987 here in British Columbia, and it's extremely reliable. It is proven technology that has been used for many years on hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of indi

Public Safety committee  Certainly we have responsibility to fix the technologies and that type of thing, but we don't take responsibility for the actions of the clients, no.

Public Safety committee  I think that's a bit simplistic, but what happens then is that we have responsibility to train and retrain and keep training until we have people at the level they need to be. Certainly at some point we have to hand off to the government officers, and they take responsibility. Th

Public Safety committee  That would be correct, and again I want to point out that those are operational folks.

Public Safety committee  That's correct.

Public Safety committee  My sense is that they are waiting for political will to make decisions.

Public Safety committee  They're waiting for some direction.

Public Safety committee  I wouldn't....That's beyond my purview.

Public Safety committee  At this time, I'll only say that there are fewer than 10.

Public Safety committee  Yes.

Public Safety committee  Speaking first, it’s Eric Caton. My background is computers, and I came up through a large company that got into the business of monitoring through its justice software division. My background, then, is more of the sales and marketing of technology. This was one of the technologi

Public Safety committee  Go ahead, Michael.

Public Safety committee  I'm going to let Michael answer that, and I'm going to ask him to be relatively brief. He can speak for about two hours on the intricacies of GPS. Go ahead, Michael.