Thank you.
My next question is for the representative of Community Foundations of Canada. What you are proposing, in essence, is that for every dollar collected by foundations in their communities, the federal government contribute one dollar, up to about $200 million, which means $100 million each.
Of course, no one can be against doing the right thing. However, I am concerned that richer communities will have an easier time collecting that money and that they will benefit more from government investments, even though they already have an advantage.
So, how can you ensure that this initiative is equitable, in terms of its financial benefits?