I wouldn't think so, Mr. Chair.
I think that the distinction we spoke to earlier, about how law enforcement agencies decide to prosecute the ensemble of evidence and actions they have before them, speaks more to the ability to get a conviction. For that reason, we would like to strengthen the ability for law enforcement agencies to pursue money laundering offences, by changing the standard of proof. We think that's a good piece of advice to follow through.
I would offer that the return on investment of prosecuting one way or another is something that I wouldn't see as a problem. I would say that FINTRAC, the RCMP, and law enforcement agencies do have a high level of collaboration and I would think that they can speak in further detail to this.