I would respond to your question in two directions.
The first would be to speak to the efforts we have under way with the private sector not just to focus on the specific dollar limit but to find ways that we can focus on the truly suspicious transactions. That speaks to understanding the typologies of crime: money laundering, terrorist financing, and finding ways to turn that back into actionable algorithms and practices that will sift through the haystack and find the needles.
As you say, the numbers of transactions in Canada that exceed $10,000 is quite vast. The question of how to focus on what is important is one of the higher-level questions before us that we are undertaking with private sector colleagues, and I'm quite certain they will address it when they appear here.