We've begun a consultation, and we hope it will be in place by the end of 2023. That's why we'd like to be able, with the cooperation of members of this committee, to proceed quite quickly with the bill. One of the reasons is we want to play a leading role in the G20 in the fight against money laundering and definitely terrorism financing.
As to potential opposition to this kind of registry, I believe Mr. Schaan can tell you more about that. However, we have consulted approximately 80 organizations across the country. From what I've heard, people were broadly in favour of the registry we're proposing, first of all because there'd be interoperability between it and other existing registries.
In addition, this measure meets the standards adopted by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development, the OECD, and within the G20. We're really up to the international standard. We meet all the criteria. I'd even say we exceed the international criteria that have been established. I can't imagine there could be any problem with lawyers and accountants. It's the international standard. I believe we're in good position to become global leaders in this area.