I come from a place close to Vancouver. I'm about an hour outside it. If there's one thing we've learned, it's that there's money laundering through housing, opioids and casinos. Honestly, from where I come from, it blows my mind the damage that has been done in that area. Now we're going to have less oversight because we're going to have less money going to FINTRAC, which was, like I say—and I think that was five years ago—already under-resourced. It doesn't make sense to me. We can see the fabric of our Canadian society being hurt by this, and FINTRAC is getting less money.
