No, sorry, the laundering was the foreign entity providing funds to a Canadian one, and the Canadian one turning around and setting up a subsidiary, for example, or a subgroup, let's say, and providing them funds from their general revenues now, so you've lost the foreign nature. At that point, it is arguably Canadian money. I think that should be prevented in the legislation. There should be an anti-collusion or anti-laundering provision in the bill.
With regard to commingling, at the end of the day, I understand the point being made. In my view, the only solution about this would be to set up a contribution regime. That's the only way. Again, if third parties want to influence a campaign to a significant financial level, they should be subjected to a regime of contribution, making sure that the funds they use come from Canadians.