Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Thank you for your presentation today. We've heard a lot about FINTRAC and the whole regime over the last while.
One of the things that stood out for me was information sharing. I read in an article the other day that a bank was fined, but the bank was not identified. There was no information on which bank it was. I would assume that trying to create awareness about money laundering and everything involved in it would be something that would help us, but it seems that FINTRAC wants to keep things under wraps.
I'm wondering why FINTRAC would protect a bank from public scrutiny, as was reported.