Yes.
Canada, from my perspective, doesn't have an infrastructure in which to prosecute high-level financial crimes. We've seen it with our own eyes in relation to the Magnitsky case. We brought evidence to the RCMP about dirty money from the Magnitsky murder coming to Canada. That information was not acted on properly, in spite of law enforcement agencies in many other countries acting on the same evidence decisively. I think there is a serious lack of capability within the law enforcement agencies.
As far as I'm aware, the amount of money frozen in Canada from these current Russian sanctions is quite small—a lot smaller than the amount of money that is in Canada. I think Canada needs to step up to the plate and get a lot more aggressive in terms of law enforcement and government actions regarding sanctioning individuals.
Thank you.