As I mentioned in a more cryptic fashion in my opening presentation, there are several financing of terrorism offences in the Criminal Code: providing or collecting property, intending or knowing, so wilful recklessness, that it will be used to carry out a terrorist activity; and providing or making available property, intending or knowing that it will be used by a terrorist activity or terrorist group. Those are the intentional offences. There is also using property for the purpose of carrying out a terrorist activity, or possessing property intending that it be used. Aiding and abetting all of the above are also offences under the Criminal Code.
These offences apply to Canadians outside of Canada, but also to persons who are not necessarily Canadian citizens but ordinarily resident in Canada. All of these are listed in the Criminal Code. We have created the ability to create exemptions and given that power to the Minister of Public Safety, in order to allow humanitarian aid and assistance to happen.