Thank you so much.
What I can offer to complement the answer is that, again—as I mentioned it previously—the authorities that we got are very recent. It's not intuitive for people to think of us, because our past authorities were based on criminal charges and convictions. We are super pleased about those new authorities. We are implementing them. I have reached out to all our counterparts within the federal government to explain those new authorities and what role we can play in deterring such behaviour.
As the deputy mentioned, if the reason to remove somebody from the list is linked to fraudulent behaviour, we can play a role, and we are ready to play that role. However, we are counting on the lead operational agency or authority in that domain to refer the case to us in order for us to assess if it meets the criteria under the ineligibility and suspension policy and maybe action a broader response to those types of conduct, if I can say that.