It's an excellent question and it relates to the discussion with the honourable member.
It's a mixed answer. At the federal level, the proceeds of crime that are captured and seized through money laundering are in the order of $30 or $40 million in any given year. There is an overlay with the provincial and territorial responsibilities for forfeiture, which is separate, and it's more in the predicate crime space. I would answer it that way.
In terms of whether the money flows back to the regime, yes, but indirectly. It flows into the central revenue fund of the government, which is then the basis for departmental budgets and so on. Is there a dedicated fund? No. It's a problematic concept, in that, in any given year, the funds might exceed or fall short of what the regime would need. On balance, we would prefer to get the resources right for the purpose, rather than tie it to seizures in any given year.