I'm not sure it's a matter of education. I think firstly we have to realize that Canada has limited ability to take unilateral action. If we tell the Swiss that unless they force their banks to disclose information, we're going to prohibit Swiss from investing in Canada or lending to Canada, we're simply shooting ourselves in the foot. The Americans can do it because investing in U.S. securities is a vital component of an investment strategy. Buying shares of Bombardier or BCE is not.
We have limited capabilities. Our voluntary disclosure program would be very effective if it's implemented the way the CRA is currently implementing it. I think we have to realize that you can't have enforcement without information, and getting the information internationally is something that is difficult to get and requires an international—