I'm not asking about that, Minister.
We're looking at a situation that we heard about in London. Banks and financial institutions share information among themselves and, through JMLIT, the Joint Money Laundering Intelligence Taskforce and other sources, share it with the public sector. In Canada we're actually taking away the ability for public authorities to share this same information when it comes to terror financing and money laundering. Why would we trust the financial institutions to share among themselves, and not trust departments of the federal government?
You're aware that the Canadian banks are asking for this information-sharing ability in Canada.