The CRA's focus—and you're quite right that it was the focus in the budget—was on taking a strong stance against international tax evasion. If I recall correctly, the 2013 economic action plan, which was the budget, focused on three things. One was the offshore tax information program. Another was strengthened reporting requirements around international electronic funds transfers. And the third was expanded reporting for taxpayers with foreign income.
What's interesting to note on that front—and I'm speculating here—is that in terms of our income tax receipts from foreign recipients, there was a bit of a spike this year. It's not a huge number in terms of the overall global revenue, but it was up by about 23%. I'm speculating that has to do with those measures, but I don't know that for a fact. However, there was an increase.
In terms of your question about whether what the board is doing is consistent with what CRA is doing, we'll have to wait and see the board's response. This is a media story. I'm not aware of any charges of wrongdoing, but they are arm's length from government, so I suspect they will come out with a statement fairly soon. I would assume they would be respecting the international tax laws. It would seem very odd if they weren't, but I'm not part of that board, and they're not part of government. So we'll let them respond.