There's always going to be a challenge building the case, gathering the evidence and putting it together in a comprehensive file that can then be successfully prosecuted.
We're talking about resources. It's a question of how you most efficiently use the dollars that are available. Do we build a whole other system, or do we find a way to use the existing systems and add to them to make them more efficient and more effective? I agree with what you're suggesting, but I would hate to see us try to build a whole new system to capture that in Canada, because capturing that is different from capturing organizations that engage in terrorism.