Thank you for that.
No, we actually talk quite a bit with them. We certainly have our Five Eyes partners, of course, with whom we have a significant number of projects that are ongoing, whether they're on, for example, the tax-evasion side or the terrorist-financing side or even on trade-based money laundering, for example. There are sometimes connections all around the world in these cases, and we have worked and are working on cases that do touch a number of different countries. We work together and share that information.
We can query other countries, for example, if we have Canadians who are involved in using another country's banking system in order to hide their proceeds of crime. We can contact another country through the FIU. We get reports that we can then forward on to our own law enforcement in Canada, and they do the same. They do call us. We have constant contact, more so with our Five Eyes partners, of course. However, we deal with just about any country with which we have an MOU and with which we can share information and intelligence. They will do that. That's on the intelligence side.
We also have supervisory MOUs with our Five Eyes, whereby we can share supervision information as well as best practices, training and learning. We also work through the Egmont Group, which is a group of financial intelligence units around the world, to support them in their ongoing training as well as in terms of some of the standards and some of the work we do as international financial intelligence units.