That is an excellent question.
This is a problem that exists throughout the world so we're not starting [Inaudible--Editor] comparatively in the number of jurisdictions. Everybody, every financial intelligence unit, struggles with the problem that the money laundering and terrorism financing legislation are crafted onto one another, but there's sort of a dictum in policy studies that you use one instrument to achieve one policy objective. These are fundamentally different problems, and I'd be happy to speak to you in person or provide a separate detailed brief on why the current legislative regime is highly problematic in trying to deal with both these issues within the same legislation. If you ask people from the community, you will find a large consensus that these two issues need to be taken into separate legislation. I think Canada can lead by example here, and I can provide, as I say, very detailed examples.
If you would allow me, with regard to your previous question to Ms. Iafolla—