Many people have concerns when we have a company as prevalent and dominant as SNC Lavelin. We know, for instance, that this gentleman was working with the governments of Tunisia and Libya. We know that in Libya, at the time, which concerned many of us—and this is prior to the demonstrations in the streets by Libyans—there were contracts for such things as building prisons. I'm not sure too many people would be comfortable with being in a Libyan prison under Mr. Gadhafi. But it seems to me there is a concern around countries that have had corruption in the past, and there's a need to keep an eye on Canadian companies that are involved in enterprise in countries where there are concerns.
Let's put aside this case for a second.
Do you track, and are you aware of a method in which the RCMP actually tracks, Canadian companies and their affairs in other countries? Or do you wait for the response to come from other jurisdictions, as was the case with SNC Lavelin, in which case it was the Swiss who in fact got in touch with us when we didn't initiate the investigation? In other words, do you track Canadian companies or do you wait for other jurisdictions to contact you?