I'm not aware of a solution like that. I think we need more ideas about how we make it easier for people to report it when they're a victim. It is part of the mandate of the NC3 to work with the CAFC to do that.
For example, we are building and rolling out a new online system called the national cybercrime and fraud reporting system. We started it and went right back to first principles. We went and talked to senior citizens to say, “Hey, if you were to report online, what language would resonate with you? How could we make it easier?” We've redesigned an approach that allows that. We are rolling it out. It's currently in our beta approach. We get about 25 victims a day and we iterate it constantly to make it more user-friendly.
That's just one example. We have to both make it easier and explore different ways to help Canadians report. That information feeds into the ecosystem that can then help investigations or further prevention efforts.