Thank you for the question.
It's important to understand the flow of goods. You go online and you buy something with some type of payment tool. Potentially, it's cryptocurrency. At some point it's going to come into the country, and depending on the value or the mode with which it comes into the country, we will levy the appropriate duties and taxes at the border.
Regarding our role at the border in terms of the application and in the context of what the Auditor General commented on in this particular report on the courier low-value shipment program, it's moot to us how the good was initially paid for. It's up to the courier company to ensure, in this particular study, that the appropriate duties and taxes have been applied against the country. We would then follow up and look at validation of that with various compliance work to verify the country of origin, a proper description and ultimately whether the right duties and taxes were assessed against it.