I think it's important to remember that part of why the banks exist is the trust that our customers put in us to protect their information and their assets, and the privacy related to that. So we have a vested interest that anything we want to do in trying to combat money laundering or terrorist financing that allows for greater information sharing of a customer's personal information be done within the proper framework to keep that information secure.
We do send that personal information now over to FINTRAC. That has been working for a number of years now. There haven't security or privacy breaches by submitting that information into FINTRAC. Millions of reports a year go to FINTRAC. What we're looking for is the reciprocity of getting some information back so we can target more of our activities, which we think will help the regime as a whole and really focus on where the risk is the greatest.