First, a number of stakeholders in the private sector are very enthusiastic about this new audit. We have testimonials, which we have made public on our website, from companies that no longer have to use brokers. A lot of people are very happy to have more transparency and to have access to their own data.
Second, as I mentioned, the Office of the Auditor General of Canada, or OAG, reported a 20% error rate. The office asked us to impose fines and to cancel certain brokers' licences. It's not surprising, then, that some brokers are concerned about being targeted by this 20% error rate. If they did not code the imports properly or if they did not pay the tax due, it is perfectly normal for them to have concerns.