—within the framework we have today.
I see this as a real issue of political will. There's a recognition that a problem exists. If I had my way, I would form a joint task force of CBSA, CIC, RCMP, Service Canada, and CRA on the federal side. Look at all the tools they have. They have the powers to investigate, but they're all doing it separately.
In most cases, rogue immigration consultants don't hand out receipts for money they get from their clients; they don't want a record. But there is a mechanism in place to find out how money is being transferred from within Canada outside of Canada. CBSA has the enforcement tools, the RCMP has powers that are open to it under the Criminal Code, or local enforcement agencies....
When you look at what we call rogue agents or unlicensed consultants, more times than not they are probably violating one or more acts of Parliament and a few others that we probably haven't heard of.