As we discussed before, certainly the issue of notice is something that we will take a look at. Certainly, in view of the extraordinary nature of the Emergencies Act and the steps that had to be taken rapidly to stop the funding of illegal blockades, it was felt that the act as drafted meets the charter requirements, that there's an ongoing requirement to review the information the financial institutions have in their possession, and that there's a quick possible resolution to an account being frozen: the person ceases the illegal activity, returns home, advises the bank, and the account can be unfrozen fairly rapidly. If it's a case of mistaken identity, it's the same thing: a quick discussion with the financial institution and verification of wrongful identity and the account can be unfrozen quickly.
I think in view of the way it's been set up and the positive obligation to review on an ongoing basis, we felt that the persons were well protected.