Okay, I guess I get to wrap up.
It's almost impossible to wrap up this conversation, because we have gone in so many different directions, all of them fascinating. I don't doubt your expertise, madame, on terrorism and financing and all of those things, but there are so many aspects that you left out and so many areas—the geopolitical for instance, including Islamism. We had testimony about a week ago about that radicalism. I really don't think we need to go any further on that.
What I'd like to do is bring it back home. The intent of this study was to examine how we as a nation, Canada, can stop the flow of funds so that terrorism—we're going to try to do as much as we can across the seas—will not grow here.
I'm just going to give you all chance in a really quick roundup to say whether the systems we are putting in place are effective and whether you have a suggestion regarding how we can become more effective.
I've used up about two minutes of my time, so I guess that means you have three minutes divided by four. So do the math; that's 45 seconds each.
Let's start with the professor.