It's always difficult, when new laws pass, to understand how we can investigate it, how the Public Prosecution Service of Canada will interpret the law and how we can use it. Sometimes a law is passed and we're excited about it, but then in real life it's hard to gather the evidence as written in the law. That's the first thing.
The second thing, to answer your question, is that some criminals will always commit crimes. You could put whatever limit you wanted to on that penalty. I think that at some point, if somebody decides to do money laundering, they are still going to lie to the registry. They are still going to do it. I think the enforcement is going to be important there.
The penalty goes to a certain degree, but, again, making sure that people are held to account will go just as far.