I'm beginning to regret giving that statistic, which was provided by the United Nations. I do not own that statistic. I'm just trying to be helpful and provide information. That's not just in Canada. That was a global range—2% to 5%. I spoke already about the limits of the methodology.
Again, there's no one piece of legislation or activity that will completely bring that down. There are a lot of initiatives. As I mentioned, the government is looking to establish a Canadian financial crimes agency. In terms of looking at some of the biggest gaps in the effectiveness of the Canadian regime, having a group of experts who prioritize this—who have the expertise to investigate and prosecute money laundering and terrorist financing offences, and to go after or seize the assets of criminals—will take us a long way, in addition to important legislative changes like this.