Well, on the latter part, I can't really comment on the audit process, except that it exists. I mean, the OECD has probably published the reviews that are going to take place. They have, I think, a 30-man committee, which is broken down into various groups that are responsible for conducting these reviews of the TIs, or the taxation information exchange agreements. Are they being adopted? Are they being enforced? There will be a report made to the G-20 on that.
So that's the first part of the question. On the financial task force, I mentioned in passing the financial action task force--if that's what you were referring to--which was created also, I think, at the Lyon summit. It was tabled at the OECD. It was like CSIS, kind of a black box, because it was essentially working with the police authorities and others on money laundering. The whole idea was to try to get banks and others...because they also do audits. They go in and say, “Do you know your customers? Where did that money come from?” They try to work their way back up the chain to find out whether it was illegal money that was being transferred into some of our financial institutions, or whether fences were being used to get it out in public. We never really had any detailed information from them, because they regarded their work as very secret.