I'll jump in on something that was said earlier.
Assistant Commissioner Crampton, you talked about training for officers. Can you describe the type of officer you were speaking of and that the RCMP needs more of? I ask because with a lot of the securities investigations that have a fraud or a money laundering component, a lot of the evidence-gathering process is done by provincial securities commissions. They do their best job. They know the actors in the field. It's a small community, so they know who they are.
What type of training do RCMP officers need to convert that knowledge gained on the ground to successfully prosecute a case?