Thank you for the question.
Unfortunately, we have not conducted such an assessment. However, I can briefly repeat what I said earlier.
In our case, the costs are mostly related to staffing and database updates. Additional costs will arise later on because, every year, we have to check the accounts to ensure no significant changes have occurred that would place someone on either side of the law.
There are also costs stemming from a potential loss of clientele. We are already hearing some related stories and anecdotes from our members. They are telling us that clients are saying they can no longer do business with them. We cannot provide you with an overall figure because we don't have a harmonized system like banks do. Our members are independent entities, and that somewhat complicates matters.