I'm not sure that benefits either side of the fence. It's a pretty minimal amount of money to the individual, and it's a significant loss to the government, I would think.
I think the Canadian Real Estate Association--and correct me if I'm wrong--addressed this to a small extent in their proposals. But I noticed when I was reading through them that it's not necessarily an administrative issue, because people have to account for it in their own taxes. It's already a responsibility, and they're breaking a law if they don't come clean about it.