Yes, I ask, because $70 million annually is funded to the organizations that track money laundering and terrorist financing, so as a policy-maker, the natural question is what is the return on investment? How much money is being recouped from the financial markets? How many cases are we taking to court? How many people are charged with these offences? In the grand scheme on a macro level, I don't think anybody's going to argue with you on the need for protection, especially in the global environment we live in, but there have to be concrete returns in Canada to ensure that we're on the right track.
My second question has to do with the $10,000 cash limit that one can carry between the U.S. and Canada. That limit got set decades ago, and in your report here, it said that we must have harsher penalties on undisclosed cash, but is there any discussion on raising the limit? The limit seems to represent an earlier era. It was set in the early nineties, I think.