Also, as you've alluded to, there has already been some sort of backlash from other sectors. For instance, those working in social welfare have pointed it out and have said, “Hey, how can you just give this property tax break for artists and creatives and not for us and the important work that we're also doing?” I completely see that.
At the very least, this subclass for taxation in Toronto is a step in the right direction, as we pointed out, but it certainly has its flaws. The main one we wanted to point out is that it doesn't actually go to the creative producers themselves, which is problematic.