I think it's important to strengthen the civil remedies, and I think because we're dealing with an illegal activity, the rules of the Federal Court could be streamlined. As well, we could look at things they've done in the U.S., where they've had major task forces in New York City, and now there's one in Los Angeles, that have been money-making, revenue-producing projects for those governments.
They have gone in and targeted landlords and retailers, as you have said. They've gone in and said to the landlord that because he had a contract with someone and that person was breaching that contract, if he was going to allow people who are not allowed to sell illegal goods to be selling them, then he, the landlord, was going to be responsible. When they were caught, they had to post bonds.
I understand it has been wildly successful, and they've reported on it at a few international conferences I've been to. They're now starting it in other cities in the United States.