The short answer is no. The slightly longer answer is that these investigations take a considerable period of time, often a number of years. The ones we disclosed very recently are probably in progress.
We occasionally learn anecdotally through media reports that our disclosures have been used in investigations, prosecutions, and convictions, but at this time we do not receive information on specific cases and what has happened to them.
What we have put in place with law enforcement is a disclosure feedback process. So we learn about the quality of our disclosures, the timeliness of them, whether they lead to new leads, whether they contribute significantly to an investigation, and so on. We are getting this sort of feedback information, which is extremely useful to us.