I'm sorry to pick on you, Mr. Karanicolas, but Mr. Gogolek stole all my answers during his remarks.
You raised something when you were answering another question, and that prompted me to ask this question.
In terms of business people, for example, in Canada they divulge to the CRA whatever they need to. That information, especially if a business person here has foreign subsidiaries or foreign interests, may be shared with a country that we have a transaction agreement with.
What happens if a third country has a transaction agreement with the second country, but we don't have any agreement with that country? How does that work, then? That information, especially because it's information regarding a corporation, could have certain intellectual property involved. Certain information can be gleaned from a tax return. I'm just wondering how that works. How do we prevent the information of a Canadian citizen from going to a country we don't have an agreement with but another country may have an agreement with?