The training I referred to is not just with law enforcement; it's also with our regime partners. It looks at anyone involved in money laundering investigations or receiving information. That would include all of our partners at the table here as well as FINTRAC, Department of Finance, any of those areas. It's not from an investigative angle only. It looks at the whole regime, the complexities of money laundering, understanding how the offence works in terms of professional money launderers—who we see more and more of—as opposed to someone just laundering money, which is a fairly straightforward investigation. It's very complex when it's a professional money launderer who has nothing to do with the predicate offence.
The training would look at the complexities and address some of the issues that have been mentioned here, such as cryptocurrencies and the ever-evolving areas of money laundering and terrorism financing.