The increased scrutiny revealed even more of what the financial watchdog calls «significant» and «very significant» non-compliance across all areas of the sector's obligations under Canada's Proceeds of Crime (Money Laundering) and Terrorist Financing Act (PCMLTFA), including with
overall compliance regimes, policies and procedures (or lack thereof), training, recordkeeping and reporting.
Stephen Wooler, HM Chief Inspector says: «More consistent and timely
compliance with the statutory disclosure
regime, with a crown prosecutor having considered the material itself when it is key or sensitive unused material, could reduce the
overall resource demands of disclosure.»