Thanks for that question.
I think the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre is a great hub for collecting a lot of that intelligence. They do a great job of pushing that intelligence out either in close to real time or as a trend analysis, bulletins or postings to various law enforcement agencies across the country. The other thing they do well is informing Criminal Intelligence Service Canada, which does a lot of the intelligence tracking.
To answer your question, I think the framework is in place where intelligence on fraud is passed expeditiously to various law enforcement agencies across the country. It's just a matter of putting more resources or effort into these fraud investigations. I don't want to characterize them as being easy investigations. These international ones can be very complicated, and securing international evidence in a country can be challenging as well.