I think what you're raising is actually a very good question. I can say, from talking to my colleagues internationally, including in the IRS, that this is an issue that all tax jurisdictions are facing. As we move into a more digital world, we can do things faster. That's good for service, but we also have to make sure that we have proper risk containment measures in place to prevent bad things from happening.
You can't go to one extreme or the other. If we stopped everything and reviewed every transaction, then things would stop, but we also can't let them go through, clearly. I would argue that it's not clear to me that the IRS or anyone else has a better system for trying to strike that balance.