That's an excellent question.
The standards are established through a multilateral body and through negotiation among various jurisdictions. The standards are ones that all jurisdictions seek to achieve, but not all jurisdictions are able to meet the obligations in the same way across the board. That's understood.
Canada is among the strongest countries in the foreign Financial Action Task Force in terms of its regime. However, everyone recognizes that continual improvements need to be made. There's also a recognition that our legal system is not the same as every other legal jurisdiction; therefore, different ways of approaching issues will have to be taken into consideration in the Canadian context.