I'll highlight just a couple of things. Again, maybe I'll ask Ted if he wants to add anything that I forget to cover. Certainly the resources we've been given in this area are very helpful to us in a number of ways. One, we can hire more auditors to ensure that we have people who can look into these cases on a risk-assessed basis—so there's a people dimension—and to make sure that those people have the right skills that are needed to be able to look at some of these complex transactions, to understand them and to figure out the right tax outcome.
There's also a technological component to this. As we move forward and with technology developing, there are different tools that can be used to analyze data. We have a lot of data at the CRA. What we're trying to do is to have the right people and right technology available to assess that data and point us to areas where there might be higher risks than in others. At the end of the day, that's a big issue for us at the CRA, to make sure that we are doing a good job of assessing risks and putting resources in those places where they can be the most helpful.
I think I've covered it.
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