Thank you, Mr. Bertin. Thank you, Ms. Laverdière, for the questions.
The Freezing Assets of Corrupt Foreign Officials Act of course does provide for asset freezes. In the specific case of Tunisia, something in the order of 123 different individuals were identified as politically exposed foreign persons whose assets could be frozen in Canada. I'm not in a position to be able to speak to specific individuals or specific cases. However, I would note that what happens under the act is that the assets are frozen. If the foreign state wishes to have the return of those assets, they need to take a further step to be able to have the assets returned. That usually will be in the nature of a mutual legal assistance request in order to have assets returned.
As suggested, the Freezing Assets of Corrupt Foreign Officials Act is very much in the spirit of a temporary measure in a very particular set of circumstances to allow for that temporary freezing of assets.