That would be covered as well. Okay.
On the rule 8, Mr. Coates from Hill + Knowlton, who was here just before you, came up with an interesting comparison, and I'd like your comment on it. He said that lobbyists under rule 8 really should be treated no differently from the way public servants are treated.
We do know that years ago federal public servants were not prohibited from participating in federal political election campaigns and parties, and so on. That did get changed, but he actually compared the two as not being very much different. Someone who does lobbying, who wants to come out and bang some signs up in my election campaign, really shouldn't be excluded from doing that under rule 8. Is that a fair comparison in your view?