First and foremost, the do-not-call list framework is there to protect Canadians, and it protects Canadians whether the telemarketers are operating in Canadian territory or offshore.
You can imagine that with technology, borders are easily crossed. Knowing this, we work in close cooperation with a number of our partners in other jurisdictions—the Americans, the Australians, the New Zealanders, and so forth—because it is an international cooperation.
In those particular cases, it was particularly egregious. Not only were they seemingly breaching our rules of not using the do-not-call list, which is the bailiwick of what we do under our legislation, but they were inciting people, for a fee, to put in malware, so there was a fraudulent activity on that side.
Now, that's not part of what we do, but there is an aspect of what their activities were. It is a lot about making sure that Canadians are protected in their privacy and are not bothered if they choose to be added to the do-not-call list.