I'd be happy to follow up.
The sanctions regime in Canada is its own separate animal, but it's still what we include in our analysis of financial crime with the banks, screened for when they are looking at transactions. Because it's its own separate little animal, for lack of a better word, it isn't heavily scrutinized in terms of compliance with the enforcement agencies and there aren't a lot of prosecutions.
Fortunately though, our sanctions laws are a really effective tool and they too have a listed entity type of regime like we do for terrorist organizations. If we were to actually implement that a bit more effectively, we would see a decrease in terrorist financing and money laundering, quite frankly.