I would like to recommend that you post the individual's picture to shame them so that other criminals out there understand that they're going to be publicized. That's just a recommendation. I know it probably won't happen, but do you know what? Let's hold them accountable.
I want to go back to something that my colleague Andréanne Larouche said about POAs, powers of attorney, because we know that a lot of scams happen there. I come from 34 years in the banking world, and I can tell you that our responsibility as bankers when a senior assigns a POA, a power of attorney, to a family member is to explain to them the seriousness of this opportunity for the individual to basically have control of the whole account without them knowing it.
Would you say that maybe what we need to do, when a senior assigns someone a power of attorney, is change the restrictions on the document to allow them only, for example, to pay utility bills or to have a limit on the withdrawal amount? Do you think that would help prevent some of the family fraud?