I think that's a really interesting idea and I'd have to think through the implications of that, but I do think it would be a marvellous idea to be able to clearly identify those state sponsors who are involved in terrorism and terror financing, as well as what I mentioned in my introductory remarks about radicalization financing as well. What I didn't get to say there was that it's its own version of money laundering too, because it's often money that's obtained through corruption that's then almost legitimized or cleaned through the process of giving a donation to a Canadian institution that is not necessarily up to good. I think that it's really important.
Your point about identifying those funds for victims speaks to another one of my points, which is that terror victims don't have enough support in Canada. They have no support federally, and they have very poor and inconsistent support from the provinces.