Foreign Affairs doesn't do any of that. That will all be done by others, which is why I say you have to start having others—much like in the U.S. with the office of foreign assets control within the Treasury—with the business acumen to follow boards, directors and where the money is going work directly with law enforcement to enforce that seizure.
Right now, when you say “seizure”, what you're actually talking about is that the bank, based on its own internal list, has decided mostly not to let money flow in some way or another. We don't have a whole lot of visibility on that.