I talked about the way that corporations—for example, under the advance payments program—provide guarantees through farm organizations that have become corporations, or registered partnerships, or limited liability companies.
Certainly, with Bill C-18, it does allow a more reflective ability, still taking into account the fact that each of the guarantors does have to provide a guarantee for the loan. But for areas such as signatures, and those specific areas, it does allow some flexibility to give those rights to the person who is the majority shareholder, who owns controlling interest of that organization.
Certainly today in most businesses that opportunity exists, and should exist under the advance payments program for individuals who do have the signing authority, have the majority shareholders, or have authority granted by the board in order to commit that company to an agreement.