I'll start, but I'll defer to Donna if she wants to jump in with additional information.
Had it continued, the crowdfunding and payment service providers would have registered as reporting entities to FINTRAC. They therefore would have been subject to the Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act. They would have submitted reports as per that act.
That would have included threshold reports, as I went through earlier—into or out of Canada over $10,000, for example—and large cash transactions of $10,000 or more within 24 hours. They would have been able to submit suspicious transactions to us in the event they had reasonable grounds to suspect that the transactions they were looking at would be relevant to money laundering or terrorist activity financing.
That is still the limitation. The mandate was not broadened to receive reports on anything. It was broadened to allow additional entities to report transactions related to money laundering or terrorist activity financing.