I think sensitizing people to the risks at all levels is crucial. What's that English expression? It's “whack-a-mole”, where you try to stop something from somewhere.... You can close a website, but two are going to appear the next morning, and quite often the servers are not in this country. I'm not saying that nothing can be done in that arena, but I think it's a lot more important to sensitize people to the threat of risk and to try prevention.
Commissioner Paulson was talking about it from the police perspective, just to go back to your earlier question, with the service as a tip line, or with a telephone number across the country or public telephone numbers, so that if people come across this or have questions, they can phone us, use a tip line, or go to their local law enforcement. There's a number of ways in which that information can be passed. Again, I think it's just a question of people being sensitized to the issue and being aware that there is a way to bring that information to us.