In a number of cases, we can get through it. We have the mutual legal assistance treaty process, and Canada has mutual legal assistance treaties with a number of countries, including a number of tax haven countries such as the Caymans.
Some countries may be more protective in releasing information related to tax investigations, as opposed to other types of criminal activity such as drug trafficking. In our experience, they've been largely cooperative. In a place like the Cayman Islands, if we have a drug trafficking investigation and we know there are accounts established in those countries, we send an official request under the mutual legal assistance treaty. For the most part, cooperation in those types of investigations has been fairly good. Because we haven't been involved in many tax evasion investigations, we haven't had much experience in dealing with other countries on tax evasion.