Sure. I'd be happy to.
Over the past two decades, we've seen that financial crimes are not victimless crimes. We've talked about the impacts on the real estate market and the impacts that fentanyl has had on drug users across Canada. We've seen the use of technology to mask the identity of individuals. We've seen the use of complex or corporate structures to, again, obfuscate the ability to identify who the ultimate perpetrators of crimes are.
Canada is an open economy with a stable financial sector, but one that is easily accessible. As a result, it makes Canada a target for money laundering and terrorism financing. Certainly, we've seen the complexity of those cases increase over the past two decades.