I think we're at the end.
Just to comment, I'm from British Columbia, and you're correct in noting that the largest land title fraud was committed in British Columbia. Of course Mr. Wirik and, I believe, Mr. Gill are both being prosecuted under the current Criminal Code provisions.
I'm a little bit concerned about your suggestions about making changes that go perhaps outside the scope of Bill S-4. I tend to concur with my colleague Mr. Woodworth that Bill S-4 is very specific in its scope. I'm not sure the fraud that occurred in British Columbia necessarily would have been more easily prosecuted even with Bill S-4 in place. As you know, in that case it was collusion between Mr. Gill and a lawyer, Mr. Wirik. In that case, of course, it was the Law Society of British Columbia that actually paid all the victims and in fact had to levy very significant sums on an annual basis against the members of the law society.
So do you want to comment on whether Bill S-4 would have made any difference in the Wirik and Tarsem Gill case?