I think not. I think that probably part of it is resolved as far as regulated consultants go, because you have a “use of a representative” form that's submitted with the application or process, and it clearly states who the consultant involved is. It's easy to determine at that stage.
I think there's enough information out there in public media and social media such that the ICCRC is well known. I think that in these law areas, these church or different groups that help are well aware of it. There's a lot of information out there, and I think that can determine who the consultant is. If they are a ghost consultant and they submit an application to Immigration Canada, then it should be the responsibility.... How do we know everybody who submits an application? There should be some responsibility—