Mr. Chair, it almost sounds like the question is referring to an existing entity that is a not-for-profit or a charity or something like that. In those cases, they are captured by virtue of having a bank account, or, if they have a cryptocurrency wallet and they want to transfer that money to a known suspicious wallet, the cryptocurrency dealers who report to us would likely catch those transactions and report them to us. For any not-for-profit or charity organization where, as we've seen in the past, our financial intelligence has been helpful in addressing charities that were being misused, the reporting we've received from our current financial institutions has been extremely useful in that sense.
