Thank you very much, Mr. Chair.
Ms. Riddell, I have a follow-up question for you in response to your previous answer.
What I heard, at least with respect to the second bucket, where you have an anonymous collective that's mining for resources, such as they are—“virtual resources”, “pretend resources” or whatever you want to call them—is that it's a bit of a black box. It's not that it wouldn't make sense if you could get the level of detail that you needed about the membership of that collective to charge GST when it's appropriate, but that we don't have that information.
I can appreciate from an administrative point of view why, without that information, it makes sense to have a tax applied that you can't administer, but I'm wondering if there are concerns about money laundering or other kinds of activities that can arise when you don't have that kind of information.
Is it a concern of the department that the lack of information about who is undertaking this kind of activity could also mean there are other activities that are not legal and not desirable that are being masked by that structure?