We are talking about data sharing and, as you probably know, investigative journalists have found out that Canadians were investing money abroad or were not complying with the Income Tax Act. The agency has obtained a list of those Canadians. However, what I find the most surprising is that the agency refused to consider those actions illegal. In fact, even though the disclosures were not voluntary, the agency considered them as such. As a result, people who committed income tax fraud were not penalized or prosecuted.
The disclosures were not voluntary. Those people did not go the agency to confess that they hid money outside the country and to clarify the situation. You had the information, but you decided not to impose any penalties.