I have a question on decisions about legality and non-legality. We had a single-event sports betting bill that failed here in Parliament, and one of the challenges we faced was the fact that you could do this online so quickly and easily. You could bet right here. If it's against the law in Canada, how are those sites not being prohibited by your provision services? Why is it that right now Draft Kings and other types of betting services that have single-event sports betting have not changed in Canada? Ironically, we'll have changes in laws on smoking marijuana, but you still can't bet on a single-event sports game, while you can still do it online through offshore betting and accounts that don't pay Canadian taxes. Some of them are related to organized crime, and they're posting on your sites right now.
I'd like an answer from all of you as to why those sites aren't taken down, especially the ones that are connected to organized crime or money laundering.