Perhaps the workload could be reduced if more of this could be put online through a portal. That would reduce the need to interact with applicants to update them on the status of their applications. Maybe that's why these other jurisdictions have done such things, in order to reduce the workload and make things more productive.
I have a final set of questions I'd like to ask. The 2017 report also recommended stronger enforcement of sanctions rules. Last year, in budget 2022, the government announced the creation of a Canada financial crimes agency. The U.K. has announced a similar measure. The U.K. has indicated that part of their new agency would be dedicated to sanctions enforcement.
Is that also the plan of the Government of Canada?