Sure. It's for a couple of reasons.
One is increased reporting by our reporting entities. I think we're seeing the benefits of our public-private partnerships. We're seeing the result of the knowledge of potential money laundering indicators and our sharing of those indicators with our reporting entities. We have lots of consultation with our reporting entities and we talk a lot with them about what is required in terms of good STRs.
From that perspective, I would say, we're seeing increased monitoring in terms of applying indicators, the advent of technology and the ability to use algorithms to identify transactions and to identify suspicious transactions within institutions. That has also led to—