Declaration of Emergency committee  That's a good question. The RCMP sent information to the financial institutions, which proceeded with the necessary checks based on that information.

Declaration of Emergency committee  No.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes. They remained where they were. They were simply not accessible by the owners.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That is correct.

Declaration of Emergency committee  That is accurate.

Declaration of Emergency committee  Yes. We understand they were orders that existed prior to the order coming into force.

Declaration of Emergency committee  I don't recall. I know there was at least one Ontario court order, but I do not recall.

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, there were no penalties, and your statement was accurate.

Declaration of Emergency committee  I have no knowledge to that effect, no.

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, they would not.

Declaration of Emergency committee  It was only by the RCMP.

Declaration of Emergency committee  No, I think that, as you saw in the order, the financial institution had to report back to the RCMP directly. What we received on a daily basis was simply the aggregate amount of accounts frozen. It was just the amount and the number of financial products. We did not know who....

Declaration of Emergency committee  We're referring to accounts, yes. It's possible that one person has three or four different types of accounts.

Declaration of Emergency committee  It's slightly different. The RCMP would provide names to the financial institutions. They would do their internal review and also, on an ongoing basis, looked at their accounts. Based on either the information provided by the RCMP, which I understand was largely the source of inf