I regret that I don't have that type of ballpark figure to disclose at this point in time. What I can say is that the measures are aimed at giving the government the opportunity to seize and, where appropriate, forfeit assets that would include, for example, financial assets like cash and securities or non-financial assets such as real property and other tangible assets. There are a great number, as parliamentarians will be aware, of individuals whom Canada has sanctioned and entities pursuant to the SEMA Russia regulations. It's not clear that all of those individuals would have assets based in Canada.
As I mentioned, it would be through the operation of the obligation and duty to disclose that Canadians and Canadian financial institutions would disclose to the RCMP when they were aware of those assets being present. It would be a combination of those, and also an assessment made as to whether the appropriate evidentiary basis can be established that's set out in the amendment to ensure that the government could proceed with the seizure and then the forfeiture order. Certainly the opportunity is now there through the amendments, but with regard to providing you with a ballpark figure, I regret that I'm not in a position to do so this afternoon. Certainly the groundwork is laid through these amendments.