Just before COVID, we had reported that we'd exceeded a billion dollars in gross reassessments. I think that's the direct economic impact. I think the real property community, some real estate agents and lawyers involved, have also got the message that it's a higher area of coverage. It's not always a positive that our ROI is going up, and we've exceeded a billion dollars. It's sometimes positive when you see people changing their behaviour, which is one thing we're after.
With some of these latest amounts, we were starting to go a little higher in the food chain, away from flips and individual real estate agents maybe to the broker or the developer level. I think as our work changed, we've also been trying to get up to the influencers, because we're trying to send a message that the CRA and the government will continue to put resources toward non-compliance in the real estate sector.
We have the analytics. We have excellent support from our provincial partners in sharing data, and we intend to stay in those sectors until we see a decline in our ROI, which is really what we want to see—people paying the tax they should up front.