Well, we think that the legislative framework under the Competition Act is working quite nicely. Since 2015 we've registered with the Competition Tribunal 13 consent agreements, which totalled $26 million in administrative monetary penalties—$24 million with respect to restitution to Canadian consumers and $1.5 million in terms of donations to public interest groups.
We think we're making a difference. We're working within our legislative framework, looking at aggravating and mitigating circumstances when we're assessing the proper quantum of an administrative monetary penalty. Our ranges in terms of the quantum of an AMP can be as high as $15 million for a corporation and as high as $1 million for an individual. That's within the context of a civil regime. If the offences at issue are criminal in nature, then we're looking at potential jail time for some of the offenders, including fines and jail time of 14 years for an indictable offence or one year for a summary conviction.
We believe that our legislative regime that's in place is quite effective and has been garnering results on behalf of Canadians.