Right now, clause 99, which was pretty much included in the subamendment, requires that all trusts be included, so we're not just talking about trusts that were set up for political purposes to try to campaign. It includes personal trusts; so if your friend leaves you a testamentary trust or something like that, these would be included.
Madame Jennings is right that when Bill C-24 was adopted in 2003, it solved a lot of the problems that existed with political trusts. With Bill C-24, it became impossible for such a trust fund to be used to fund a candidate, because of the new contribution limits. Basically, an association would only have been able to donate $1,000 at the local level. So the trust funds that existed for political purposes and that had $100,000 in them couldn't be used anymore. In a lot of cases, we presumed they were terminated before Bill C-24 came into effect, and the money was transferred to the electoral district associations.