Senator BRANDIS (Queensland—Attorney-General, Vice-President of the Executive Council and Leader of the Government in the Senate) (14:24): In the first place, anti-money-laundering laws and counter-terrorism financing laws apply to individuals as well as to corporations. An individual who engages in terrorism financing and defined money-laundering activities is already subject to various criminal sanctions under the existing Australian law. Senator Whish-Wilson: What about lawyers and accountants? Senator BRANDIS: You are a banker, Senator Whish-Wilson, so I will share this with you: lawyers and accountants are people, too, just as bankers are people, too. They are all subject to the same laws, including criminal laws dealing with counter-terrorism financing and money laundering.