Okay.
In regard to administrative burden...and again, I don't want to say that the $75 per member is all FINTRAC, because that's not fair, and that's not true. It's an accumulation of the common reporting standard and know your client protocols, etc. There's a lot that goes into that, to be clear, but when I asked FINTRAC, when they came to this committee on this review, if they track—and Mr. Kmiec went on this vein, as well—they said that they are very effective at what they do, but they do not track the administrative compliance cost. You can't manage what you can't measure.
Do you think that it would be helpful to know, when they are doing their jobs, that there there was a number that they had to be accountable for, and if it went up over a period of time then public officials like us could better evaluate whether the system is working as is intended?