I think it is appropriate to look at the guidance document that Finance has put out. It is appropriate to take a look at what we need to deal with new technologies, whether it be cryptocurrency or blockchain.
I'm not convinced that means there is a change in legislation. I think we need to understand it and review it to make sure that we can take advantage of both those technologies but also understand the information of these technologies and the capacity that it gives actors to potentially abuse the system. It's sort of a two-sided coin. We want to take advantage of it to be able to work more efficiently with our reporting entities, but we are also very aware that some of this new technology allows bad actors to abuse our system. We need to work very closely on that.
In terms of knowledge, we have incredibly dedicated staff who are quite knowledgeable in cryptocurrencies. As a matter of fact, we're leading, through the Egmont Group, a study paper that we are putting forward internationally on the impact of virtual currencies.
We are very aware of the issues, and we work closely with our colleagues at the Department of Finance to ask how we can move into that area in a very measured and appropriate manner.