No, I don't have anything to add, Mr. Chair. The Minister has outlined the situation. On this issue, I don't think we can take too lightly the issue of terrorism. That is what this is all in response to. We have been ordered to take certain actions at this airport in order to protect the Canadian air transport system from terrorist attacks. The responsible course of action is to follow through and do what is required. The experts have looked at our airport and said this is what you require, have them placed there in order to tie into the national airport system. It is unfortunate that we have had to come forward because of the timing with a special warrant. I
think if the negotiations had been concluded more quickly, it would have been better if we had been able to get the money in for a supp in the June session. Unfortunately, because of the timing, that wasn't possible. The government would always prefer that we could do things by supp rather than by special warrant simply to avoid the issue that we seem to always wind up with in the House here. But, this is a Canadian security issue. It is one that we have to take seriously: the threats. We have to make sure that we are moving to do what is the responsible thing in keeping the air transport system safe. Thank you, Mr. Chair.