Thank you.
My next question will be for Ms. Mirhassani.
I'd like to first just have a quick discussion.
I brought up an example of a carjacking a while ago, which happened in the Toronto area. It's maybe been misused a couple of times in this committee. I had mentioned some very young people—one as young as 11—and there were three or maybe four of them. I can't recall exactly. It's been brought up a couple of times that they were so young and yet they could get the technology and steal that vehicle. They didn't use any technology. They opened the door, pulled out the driver, beat him, stabbed him and drove away. I just want to make sure that it is clear that there was no technology used by those perpetrators.
For my next question, Mitra, we've heard from several witnesses that the age of car thieves is becoming quite young. While we know that many of these thieves obtain stolen vehicles through violent means such as carjacking and home invasions, I'm wondering how easy it is for a young person to obtain...and learn how to steal a vehicle other than, as I said, pulling a driver out and driving away.