I'll give you an example of the kind of thing we discuss.
Recently, we audited the accounts receivable of companies who gave discounts in order to create fictitious losses. They manipulated their financial statements and accounts receivable. They sold those accounts to other companies.
We detected that conduct. We took the matter to court, and our view was confirmed. Then we told accountants that, since the courts had ruled on the matter, they had to stop engaging in the practice. Otherwise, we would initiate legal proceedings.
These kinds of events give us an opportunity to get the word out about compliance issues to better prevent these kinds of things and influence accountants' behaviour.