Thank you, Madam Chair.
Mr. Nicholson, I'm going to repeat the question I asked earlier.
Not-for-profit organizations have special status that exempts them from having to pay sums of money to the federal government. But there are obligations attached to this status, including filing financial and administrative documents, such as by-laws. You decided not to disclose such documents, beginning in the early 2000s, which is when you became the chair.
Hockey Canada and it's championship partners, meaning the Canadian Hockey League, which includes the Ontario Hockey League, the Western Hockey League and the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League, all adopted this practice.
Does this practice have a broader objective, such as filling the coffers and not paying its share to society, or perhaps even to protect you from, or deflect, potential lawsuits against players?
Why did you not file these documents with the government, as you should have?