I think what prosecutors need is to ensure that there are robust investigative tools in order to collect evidence, and they need to be able to work directly with law enforcement to support the marshalling of that evidence in order to advance successful prosecutions. At the end of the day, a prosecutor's responsibility is to make submissions to demonstrate that a particular individual has committed the crime they've been alleged to have committed. I think your question is really more focused on the investigative side and on having the resources and the capacity within the system as a whole to be able to go after financial crimes in a more effective manner.
