That's the question. There have been a number of analyses on why that has not happened, but it reflects very badly in Canada. Five years later, where's the money?
The CRA, when you're dealing with them, are very careful to talk about how much money they have identified and how many audits they're conducting, but when you ask them about how much money they've raised, have collected, the answers get extremely vague. In fact, there are no answers.
Nine hundred Canadians and no money is the bottom line. If they had a lot of money collected instead of just identified, they'd be singing it from the rooftops, so there's a serious problem at the CRA. This is not a reflection of the employees of the CRA because, as I said in my opening comments, they do an outstanding job on domestic tax evasion, but there's a lack of leadership, and after these years of looking at the Revenue Agency, I've drawn the conclusion that we have to have the Department of Finance overseeing them and giving instructions.