Right now, if you look at the sentences when people are being prosecuted for money laundering and terrorist financing, you see that they tend to be concurrent sentences, and they tend to be of a term that's equivalent to the underlying predicate crime.
One of the challenges, I think, one of the areas that we're working on with our law enforcement and prosecution colleagues, is the difficulty: ML is a very difficult crime to investigate and to prosecute. I think what the FATF felt is that at times there were cases where the ML charges would dropped for the pursuit of the underlying predicate crimes, which puts people away and gets the bad guys behind bars over a suitable time.
As Maxime would be able to talk to, there are some discussions within the paper about trying to address some of these issues with regard to the prosecution and the law enforcement.