I think that's an astute question.
The centralized hub...let's separate that from the need to collaborate. On the need to collaborate...absolutely. For law enforcement and prosecution, in the channels as we talked about—social media might have data, telcos, banks, etc.—there has to be a mechanism to be able to collaborate and share data, where required, for financial crime fighting. With the national anti-fraud strategy and the financial crimes agency, we're expecting to get engaged in a lot of that type of discussion as part of those.
The notion of a centralized hub pooling data from all of those sources hasn't been a big part of the discussion. It's been more about the official mechanisms to share data in a collaborative way and build schemes to share data amongst all those involved in fraud prevention, detection and prosecution across a pretty wide network.