There are 13 or so different agencies or entities that play a role in this, including FINTRAC. You have the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions and a range of other actors who currently work somewhat independently with some collaboration, and we have all the law enforcement agencies, whether they're federal, the OPP or local police of jurisdiction.
What the financial crimes agency will do is bring all of those entities, at least from a communications perspective, under one roof to collaborate and, where appropriate, bring forward prosecution that speaks not just to one incident or one issue in one location but to pan-Canadian and certainly international activities that are playing into the financial crimes that we are seeing in our streets.
