Thank you for the question.
The majority of the information we collect is used for statistical purposes to create economic indicators that ultimately feed into measures of economic output or macroeconomic indicators.
I think what you're referring to is a regulatory framework in which you would have financial information that you track entirely through the supply chain in order to be able to have these hand-offs between these different sectors of the economy, which we don't really have right now. We just collect this information from different industries, and then we aggregate it and produce it in an aggregate form.
To answer your question, I think it would require a bit more of a regulatory framework to provide this information or impose a requirement for this information.
Really, the information that we collect is safeguarded under the Statistics Act, meaning that we collect confidential information about companies but we're not allowed to disclose it. Therefore, we only produce it in aggregate for economic indicators.