We are, as I say, to a degree removed. Of course, my colleague and FINTRAC as an agency are in the business of sharing information. This is their job. The regime has established—and this gets to a question that was asked a little earlier as well—standards for customer due diligence and we try to provide guidance to reporting entities. There are over 30,000 reporting entities that are working with FINTRAC—or for FINTRAC, in a sense—and they are provided with guidance on customer due diligence and how to detect suspicious transactions. They are responsible for determining, to the best of their ability, whether or not there is in fact a risk or a suspicion, and then they report that to FINTRAC and FINTRAC then conducts its analysis and shares that as appropriate. There's a very strong conduit of information that flows from reporting entities to FINTRAC, and from FINTRAC to law enforcement.
On March 24th, 2015. See this statement in context.