That's an interesting question. I am going to try to answer it. It might not be exactly on point, but these are some of the things we're looking at.
Flexibility means flexibility in terms of being able to go after a criminal organization by whatever means the investigators can determine. Historically if the investigator was a drug investigator, he would be attacking the organization from their involvement in the drug environment. That won't be the case anymore. They can go after the organization by whatever means they want.
Flexibility for us also means managers can consider the return on investment, if you want, from embarking on a full-fledged criminal investigation versus maybe approaching the criminal organization from a completely different perspective.
Maybe the solution and the greatest impact will not be through a prosecution. Maybe, if the person is not a Canadian resident, deportation would be better. Maybe a tax evasion investigation by another department would be the solution.
There should be flexibility in the tools that are at the disposal of the investigators. I think there are real benefits to be gained there.