If people, in good faith, were making donations prior to knowing that the order was in effect and prior to the situation degenerating to the point that it did, certainly they were not captured. There's no retroactivity, as you point out, to the order. It was only from February 15 forward. All I can say is that, from the discussions we've had in the past week with financial entities, certainly that was not the target of the activities, certainly not the target of the list provided by the RCMP. Is it possible that somebody was captured? It's always possible, because the order provides for it, but I doubt we'd have many of those cases.
To go back to the numbers you were asking about, the numbers change all the time. I'm sure they're lower today than the last ones I had, as accounts have been unfrozen on an ongoing basis since yesterday. The last number I had was over 206 accounts, but the number of people is smaller because some of these people have more than one account. The last number I had for the total value was $7.8 million.