Okay.
I want to ask you a few things. You look at the citizens who are in Canada and put them in a bunch of broad categories. You have the ones who have worked in the U.S. and are now living in Canada. There are the ones who are maybe U.S. citizens, to the extent that they are U.S. citizens by accident of birth because they happened to live in a border community and the U.S. hospital was the only one that happened to be open. “Sorry, but you were born in the U.S., so tickety-boo there you go”. Then you have your dual citizens of course, which some of those people would be.
What does FATCA do to ensure the protection of these citizens living in Canada against any possible penalties from the IRS? Where is the line as to where CRA will help or not help the IRS to act against someone living in Canada?