Thank you.
It's a good question with a huge answer. It's really a cross-party issue, and this is something that we've seen for years despite governments.... Money laundering is not one of those topics that tend to rise to the top of agendas. It does from time to time, when there is some sort of an issue, but it has increasingly been receiving attention, certainly in British Columbia as a result of our casinos, but also nationally. We do not have a lot of systems that other countries do.
For example, and I'll pick on one, we do not have what's referred to as universal cash reporting, which means that all suspicious transactions from all industries have to be reported. Fisheries are an example. Boat sales, auto sales and auction houses are not reportable to FINTRAC. FINTRAC, our financial intelligence unit in Canada, receives a lot of intelligence, but not from certain segments of the economy where it should, and this is one of them. That's one example.