Thank you, Mr. Chairman. All I can say, Mr. Chairman, is simply this: that the rules that are applicable and the rights that are protected are under the Canadian Charter of Rights, these are applicable. They must be adhered to and they must be respected. However, even in the case of the RCMP, there are certain rules that they abide by and those same rules will be taught to the by-law officers. In fact, as part of their training, by-law officers should have already been taught that they don't have the right, without consideration for the rights of those individuals and vehicles that they are searching; that there is a consideration that must be given to the Charter protections that have already either been ruled or, for that matter, can be narrowly interpreted.