Yes. We worked very closely within the integrated security unit and with Public Safety Canada to establish a budget of what our costs would be. I have to continue policing the rest of the city, so I have to maintain a business continuity of operations for the rest of the city. We therefore had to bring in additional personnel. We cancelled their leave. We had them work on their days off. We also asked other police services to send personnel to help us, and we created a budget to pay those costs. Some of the infrastructure and equipment costs we would require were very specific to providing security for the summit.
Let me also tell you that there was perhaps not as clear a delineation of responsibilities as I may have indicated, because we share a certain responsibility--the security of internationally protected persons, for example. We work together with the RCMP. For the transfer to the motorcades to and from the airport, we were working in partnership with the RCMP, the OPP, and Peel Regional Police Service. This was very much an integrated operation, but the primary leads for the security of the summit were the RCMP.
We had 22 different police services out on the streets of Toronto, but the primary responsibility was for the Toronto Police Service because those are our streets.