I understand, from your documents, that, basically, you're shrinking your operational footprint. The wording was about financial intelligence—that you're going to shrink financial intelligence.
Now, the Cullen commission documented how these networks work. FINTRAC reports confirm it: underground banking, real estate, casinos, money service businesses and crypto. We know the channels. We know the money moves, and we know we have to stay ahead with our enforcement and that knowledge is useful only if FINTRAC gives it to police. Your disclosures are what give police an ability to open those investigations. If FINTRAC is cutting funding for the production and dissemination of financial intelligence, doesn't that mean fewer files, less information for the police and, actually, less safety for Canadians?