By asking agencies to think through their activities, it certainly, I suppose, predicts the kinds of activities as well as the kinds of expenses they are going to undertake in Afghanistan, which allows us to tailor what we're doing.
Again, we want first and foremost for these groups to be able to undertake humanitarian activities in a safe and secure way in Afghanistan. If there are some incidental tax payments or other things that might go to the regime, that may be something the minister will take into account and allow to happen. However, as I had stated, the original Criminal Code provisions remain in place for everything else, so it helps us keep an eye on the larger picture of terrorist financing at the same time.