I have a question of the legal panel on this. It gets back to age of majority and imputation of gift and trust.
I can imagine my young daughter wanting to give money perhaps to the Green Party, and by the time I made my mind up, all the money was exhausted; my daughter had made the contribution for me but I had no room left to make my own donation. That's a possibility--the imputation rules and trust. People are not people until the age of majority kicks in. How does this square with what the law is, anyway, which is that a minor really can't make a contribution? It's not his or her property?
Mr. Wild, take the UNB perspective and deal with 19 as the age of majority in New Brunswick.