There are two verification mechanisms that are imagined under the course of the act—well, more than two, but there are two substantive crosswalk ones.
One, as noted, is that we do have a regulatory obligation for discrepancy reporting, to be determined under the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act, that will look across the two.
There's also a modest feedback loop between our information and that of the Canada Revenue Agency, simply to allow for such things as whether or not there are obvious discrepancies between the information that was filed under the beneficial ownership registry and the information provided to the CRA. It's a “ping” system, essentially, so it's not a transfer of information, necessarily; it's a mechanism by which Corporations Canada can have early detection in some ways.
At this stage, it's not imagined to pool all of that data. That's a further consideration that I think is down the road as we continue to evolve our posture with relation to money laundering and terrorist financing.