Most people who operate in this area do it mainly for economic reasons. In other words, they're doing it because that's how they make their money. And that's why I think the coordinator approach has to involve Canadian Revenue Agency. The best way to deal with individuals who are operating in this area is to bring in the various government agencies that are responsible.
As I say, in my experience, most of them don't give you receipts, say, for immigration services; they mostly deal in cash; they mostly don't report their income. How would you deal with it? How do you shut them down? An audit from CRA, a visit from the CBSA subpoenaing their computers and their files goes a long way to sending a message to them that there is a new focus. That's how you deal....
There's a presumption of innocence; I'm not saying they're all doing things improperly. But until you actually go after them and investigate them, you'll never know.