I'm happy to add a bit of context. As you noted—I listened to your questions earlier—budget 2022 announced the creation of the financial crimes agency. Budget 2023 provided a bit of an update. Our colleagues at Public Safety Canada are currently developing options for the potential scope and mandate of such an agency.
What I'm privy to at this point is that sanctions evasion as a financial crime—just like fraud, money laundering and terrorism financing—is in the universe of the potential sorts of crimes that such an agency could potentially provide support on, be it in an advisory capacity or in an enforcement capacity.