I think it would be difficult for me to comment without having done additional work. That would require follow-up audit work to see whether it will be effective. But as I've said in my opening statement, we do believe it goes in the direction of providing FINTRAC the ability to provide additional information, which should respond to the issue that we saw or were told at the time of our audit, that they weren't getting the kind of information that would allow them to pursue the investigations.
The issue was that getting the tombstone data was not useful. The fact that they will now get context to those disclosures will allow them to perhaps appreciate the significance or the rationale for why FINTRAC might feel there's something worth pursuing. The argument we heard from the law enforcement agencies was that, with limited resources, all they could really do was continue to do the investigations that they already had under way, and if information helped them do that, that was fine, but to start something fresh on the basis of basically raw data was not very useful.
So I think the issue is that we see that the intent is here to make it work, but it would be inappropriate for me to prejudge whether it will be effective enough or not.