Certainly.
With regard to my comment on the number of files, I should have prefaced my remarks by saying the number I cited is strictly within federal policing by the RCMP. It doesn't include investigations that have started outside of federal policing, with a municipal agency or any other area. Those are very high-level files as well. They are tier 1 and tier 2 files, as we call them, which is a ranking system we have within the RCMP for the complexity and level of sophistication of the file. Although it sounds low, that's likely a small piece of what is actually being investigated across Canada.
I would say the point we see as most important would be the exclusion of lawyers and Quebec notaries from the act. It's a gap that we see within the system. Certainly professional money launderers, as I mentioned, have to be linked to the predicate offence, and that's what a professional money launderer will try their best not to be. They will try to be separate from that predicate offence, which makes it very difficult to investigate and difficult to prove.