Thank you very much.
Sorry; I'll transfer to English, because I've listened to you in English and all my notes are in English. Sometimes I have trouble translating into my own language. Also, thank you to our Swiss friends, who sometimes were more proactive than Canada itself regarding arrests of people involved in money laundering or other kinds of activities.
Ms. Fenner, you talked about returning assets to countries. We had a case here in Canada a few years ago involving assets from a former Tunisian official who had houses in the eastern part of Canada, this time. I'm just trying to remember off the top of my head. Canada's decision, after seizing those assets at the time, was to return about 25% of the money to Tunisia and keep the rest for administrative costs here in Canada. I was somewhat flabbergasted—and that's a word I like—when I heard that.
I wonder what the general practice is in other countries when you freeze and take over assets and return them to developing countries, in particular. Is it 100%, or just a fraction of the amount?