That's actually one of the main roles that FINTRAC plays. FINTRAC has a dual mandate. It's Canada's financial intelligence unit, but it's also Canada's regulator for the PCMLTFA. That means it has the primary oversight to ensure compliance with all reporting entities—the 24,000 businesses you mentioned.
One of the first things FINTRAC does is work with new reporting entities or new sectors that come on board or have new obligations under the act. It spends quite a bit of time—one to two years—working with the sector, educating it on what its obligations are and what a good compliance program would look like within its institution.
I am sure this committee will eventually speak with FINTRAC. That is something it can elaborate on.