The disability tax credit is a fairness issue. We think it's just a matter of fairness. If you have single assessors, through the CRA, they may not be able to assess a person's disability in quite the same way as an advisory committee could. It wouldn't cost a lot of money to do that, but it might be more fair. For example, they might have a broader view, or knowledge provided by an advisory committee that would have broader expertise, and would presumably have knowledge about chronic diseases, because that's where the inequity comes into play.
The current reviews are subject to the assessor, and they follow the criteria that are outlined, and we believe the criteria are too narrow. So if there were a place they could go, like an advisory committee, it would save them from having to go to Tax Court.