Two key programs I should highlight are what we call the ACE team: our anti-money laundering action, coordination and enforcement team. That's going to bring together dedicated experts from across intelligence and law enforcement—it will bring someone from CBSA, CRA, RCMP and forensic accountants—to do the analysis on information, including big data, and send leads to law enforcement. That was for $24 million over five years.
The other program that is new is a trade fraud and trade-based money laundering centre of expertise. That identified $28.6 million for the Canada Border Services Agency to strengthen capacity—and FINTRAC also got a bit of money there too—to target these growing crimes.