Yes. I'd like to just point out that the special bulletin you refer to was produced explicitly by FINTRAC to inform the reporting entities about what to look for. As my colleague Barry said, we work closely with international partners to keep track of emerging trends. We can feed that back to our private sector partners so they know what to look for.
The fact that we are able to follow those trends and then feed them back to partners that you see in the report shows that there is essentially a line of sight to the crowdfunding sector through the PSBs and MSBs that do report to us, based on their ability to follow the transactions back to individuals. We can then look at the relevant patterns and have a sense of what's suspicious and what rises to the level that our colleagues on the operational side can share with competent authorities.
That's how the system remains fresh as to what is suspicious as illicit activity evolves through time.