As I said, the unpaid lobbying loophole has to be closed. It allows all sorts of people to.... Retired business executives who have been the head of the business for a long time and are doing a favour because they got to know all the cabinet ministers and top government officials during that time now volunteer to continue lobbying for the business that's paying them a pension. They are not captured right now at all. It has to be closed.
If you want to draw a threshold, B.C. has it right. Although, add in that if the person is a former public office holder or is somebody who has done a favour for you as an MP—campaigning, fundraising or any kind of assistance—then they are required to register, so we can track that trading of favours.