Thank you for that excellent question.
It really depends on the type of investigation. Currently, the RCMP's priority is organized crime. If we are investigating a counterfeiting case that involves a criminal organization, the kind of process you have just referred to—where we look at the assets and lifestyle of the individuals involved—is part of the investigation, up to a certain point. Unfortunately, the laws currently in place have no mechanism which would allow us to seize or confiscate those assets. However, as I just said, as part of an investigation, we do look at that.