I was referring to the creative co-location tax subclass, which was created at the provincial level. I'm not sure whether it was rolled out fully in Ontario, but it was in Toronto. They set it so that it began January 1.
In that example, property owners who own buildings that fit the criteria—there's a long list of criteria—receive a 50% discount on their property tax bill. As I mentioned, an issue we see is that there are very few property owners who own sites that fit the criteria. I believe the final number was between 12 and 15.
That would be coming from the taxpayer, I suppose, in that this revenue is forgone.