Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Obviously, this is a step in the right direction. However, I'm not convinced that it will help catch people who are involved in professional money laundering. It's often a chain of people, as we said earlier. The person at the end of the chain, a money laundering professional, is well protected. They've set up barriers and walls everywhere to protect themselves and to avoid knowing everything that goes on with the offence until the money or proceeds reach them.
Will this really resolve the issue? The person can still protect themselves fairly easily from charges, even with the addition of the recklessness test.