I would say, work with the exchanges. We have this pulled-out-of-thin-air $10,000 number where every time a transaction is over $10,000, an STR is submitted. That's leading to so much data going into FINTRAC that it's being completely swamped with it.
The exchanges are the ones that are actually handling it. I've worked with the exchanges, and I've worked with many people in the industry. We know. We're the front-line warriors. Work with us towards building a better communications system and better data towards actually making qualified STRs, as opposed to just blanketing anything over this number.
You can tie that back to digital identities and verified claims around things, as well, that will lead to.... I don't really know. The gentleman earlier was talking about them just being faxed off to the room.
The cryptocurrencies and digital currencies are not included in the 20 boxes at the bottom of the STR form. If they were included, if they were partitioned, and if you actually used blockchain behind them, you could have excellent actionable data. However, currently the forms are literally going in the mail and into a room. Who knows if action is being taken on them. It's a daunting task, and there is no way you could ever possibly have the resources to do that. However, if you make it a little bit more, and perhaps reward or incentivize action and good results and put in positive feedback loops, we will get to the bottom of identifying the criminal activities that are hurting society.