It may interest you and Ms. Johnson to know that the draft rules, which of course are not finalized yet, are amendments to the client identification verification rule and include requirements to inquire into sources of funds. They include requirements that are not simply for one point in time, but are ongoing in the course of the relationship. From the feedback I have seen so far, I have every reason to believe that those provisions will survive the consultation period and be put forward as amendments to the rules.
I think Ms. Johnson and the Federation of Law Societies are on the same page on that, based on the feedback we received.
The issue of politically exposed persons for us is a slightly more complex one, but I co-chair the working group that's doing this work and we have it on our list to pursue and to look into further. The launch of our consultation predated the release of the Department of Finance's white paper. We want to return to a number of things in the white paper, so you may see that there will be more than one cycle or more than one round of amendments. We would prefer not to wait to move forward with what we think are important amendments that will strengthen the rule until we have everything in it, or have looked at all the other things we may also wish to add.