The purpose of the legislation is to assist Parliament, taxpayers, and the CRA with legislative proposals that are usually coalesced enough such that taxpayers will order their affairs based on those legislative proposals, and the CRA will begin administering based on those.
What we didn't want to do was.... I'll give you an example. In economic action plan 2014, there are consultations relating to tax planning by multinational corporations, where there is an intention to develop a proposal but we're at the consultation stage, or the proposal hasn't coalesced enough to be an identifiable legislative proposal that taxpayers might be relying on. The idea was that those would not be appropriately reportable. In fact, it might be less helpful—just the fact that the government is consulting on something—if that were to be included in a list of outstanding tax measures.