I don't recall that we had an extensive discussion on that issue specifically, but the standard that had been applied, which we didn't alter, was that any organization was subject to act if the majority of its board of directors was appointed by the government. If it was a non-profit organization that received money, the government appointed the majority of the board of directors or controlled it; but if it was a private organization, that's a different thing.
On May 31st, 2016. See this statement in context.