I did express this in a letter to the commissioner. For all intents and purposes, it looked like a great piece of legislation with respect to anti-money laundering legislation and terrorism. But it rolled into the fact that ordinary Canadians, in the course of buying a house, have to release their social insurance number, which can be stored God knows where and in God knows what way. Because of the identify theft issue, which has become a huge issue, that wasn't necessarily a good thing.
Would it be a good suggestion that we have a little more consultation with your office when we're drafting legislation of this kind to avoid these kinds of unanticipated results?