You seem quite proud of the 93 tax treaties and 23 tax information sharing agreements which were mentioned. Not everyone shares that pride in the public sector.
My questions are about the tax information sharing agreements. Do they really work? Are your investigators satisfied with the co-operation of the signatory countries? Are the Criminal Investigation Program people satisfied with the quality of the information they receive from these countries, given the difference in standards and the fact that those countries do not necessarily collect the same information? As you know, in some of the countries with which we have concluded agreements, taxpayers are not even required to produce income tax returns.
Does that situation sometimes cause problems, in your opinion? Is it an obstacle to your investigations?