Last weekend, The New York Times had a headline for an article that said, “Canada is such an attractive place for money laundering that there's even a special name to describe the activity here: 'snow washing'.” One way sanctions are evaded is through the laundering of money, whether it's money for the proceeds of terrorism or money from the proceeds of corruption.
My question is for Ms. Deif and Mr. Browder.
Mr. Browder, you wrote a piece, recently, with Brandon Silver and Irwin Cotler. It listed a number of recommendations, one of which was that Canada's targeted sanctions must be more effectively enforced. You referenced glaring loopholes in Canada's sanctions enforcement.
Could you elaborate on what those glaring loopholes are?