I'm very much looking forward to seeing what that is. Oftentimes, it's a big challenge for the prosecution service and for law enforcement to have the dedicated expertise—forensic accountants and others—to be able to go after this type of crime. I would be looking forward to seeing that as well.
We talked a bit today about the importance of working with the provinces and territories. We've seen a number of provinces take some pretty significant steps on civil forfeiture. My province of British Columbia, just last year, passed legislation to allow for unexplained wealth orders. This is really important when you're trying to tackle a very complex level of crime where, in a way, you can reverse the onus so the suspect will have to prove how an asset was achieved.
What are your thoughts about the federal government looking at introducing a similar type of measure within its area of jurisdiction? How might that help with tackling money laundering in Canada?