Mr. Rousseau, there are other jurisdictions that have stronger regulations, in some respects, when it comes to people with disabilities. For instance, the committee has heard that in the United States, all of the complaints that are submitted to airlines are handed over to the federal regulator. In Canada, there's no such obligation, so we essentially have to take your word for it, when it comes to complaints data, and every airline reports it differently. We know there are many instances that go unreported. This is what we've heard from disability advocates.
Should Canada not have a system of reporting and transparency that's at least as strong as that in the United States?