No, actually that's one of the concerns I continue to have with respect to our national security laws. That is, when we prosecuted terrorist group funding, there's been only one example under our Special Economic Measures Act, or our sanctions, and one or two examples under our Criminal Code. So we have very few examples of Canada taking this particularly seriously, and that's despite the fact that we have ample evidence from foreign organizations, including the CIA for example, saying that Canada is at risk of being a home to terrorist financing and other sanctions-busting activities.
One of the things at some point we'll have to look at is more than just the Magnitsky act as it went through, but the Special Economic Measures Act, in particular, and how we're dealing with terrorist funding through, frankly, Foreign Affairs, under our suppression of terrorist regulations, which are crimes under their purview, and our economic sanctions against Russia, North Korea, Syria, Iraq, and others.