I wasn't aware of this. I find it interesting, and I immediately leapt, if you will, to what it would mean to our organization.
To start, I would say that the previous Parliament amended the Lobbyists Registration Act and changed the definition. We still don't have a lot of experience in understanding exactly what the implications of that will be. There has been renewed impetus into enforcement provisions, and I think those are the essential things.
I think Parliament has had a tendency sometimes to put a lot of things under the égide, under the cover, of the Lobbyists Registration Act that don't exactly fit. I would really like to spend more time thinking a bit about your proposal. On the face of what you suggest now, CGA Canada, which provides educational products and continuing education products to a number of outside clients, including potentially the Government of Canada, would be excluded from doing that. We have a product. We have courses to strengthen financial management and we have courses to strengthen internal audit. We would be unable to participate in an open, fair, and equitable tendering process because some of the employees, by the nature of their activities, would be registered lobbyists because they communicate with public policy officials.