For instance, we talk about fair market value—fair market value for advertising at the Super Bowl is different from fair market value for advertising on a regular TV spot. At a convention, I'd have to say it's a premium because you're influencing decision-makers who are going to be setting policy in the country.
Again, what I'm saying is if we let these doors open, where is the limit? What is fair market value? Who's going to determine that? I think Canadians are watching these conventions on TV and they're seeing the signs of these unions. There is some advantage to those who are advertising at these types of events.
If you open that door, you're going to end up with huge corporations and unions that are going to take advantage of this. Knowing they are going to be seen as influencing a particular party, that, to me, is undue influence. Would you agree?