In already talking to our colleagues, there will definitely be collaboration there. There are stand-alone things: money laundering and prosecutions, for example. There's the predicate offence, which is the drug dealing or...you're laundering dirty money. There are things that we will continue to be taking on, but there are money-laundering prosecutions where the predicate offence is not linked to organized crime, etc. There's asset recovery. They can work on accelerated asset recovery.
Working with regulators and with different administrative services could allow for more and quicker civil asset forfeitures. I think that's something where we could work in collaboration with the financial crimes agency, even in technological infrastructures, forensic accounting and some of the things that I believe the minister spoke about earlier, where they would deploy experts in accounting, forensic auditing, etc.
It would be a collaboration. I don't think that's taking it all. As you know, we have to work together. That's how I would explain it.