It's interesting that you raise China, because we actually have an MOU with the Ministry of Public Security in China, which covers offences under immigration. That was recently signed. And there is a Canada-China working group, which both Peter and I sit on. We meet either annually or biannually to discuss these and other types of transnational organized crime issues.
In terms of offences that may take place overseas, there are two ways we can approach them. If we can prove that there is a link to an offence in Canada, we can work through our international assistance group at the Department of Justice to seek evidence that there is evidence abroad. There is also extradition, if an arrangement exists. The other thing we can do if we have information that a fraud may have taken place and it is an offence in the country overseas is work with the authorities overseas to help provide them with the evidence to prove an offence in their jurisdiction.