I think it's quite important, and we've seen it in a number of different provinces. In British Columbia, for example, they have a fairly robust proceeds of crime bill that enables them to recover funds and to use them for the common good. This is something that I think is currently not easily accessible in the federal system. This will enable us to compensate, in some cases, those who may have lost money.
Oftentimes, we know that when a group of people lose money, we may not be able to recover the full extent of it, but even a percentage of that will satisfy, in some cases, those victims who have been exploited and traumatized and who oftentimes have lost their life savings. It is, I believe, a modest attempt to ensure that there's some compensation for their loss.