It is a paltry amount of money then.
The room for abuse is still serious, though, and I just ask this with all due respect. One of the real shortcomings of our corporate governance regime is that we allow...an auditor of a company would be providing a service that is probably exempt, but we allow that auditor to also give tax advice to that same company, the very rules that he will in fact audit. There is no independence of auditors assured in our corporate regime, so where would be the crossover for that person selling financial services to that company if they are the auditor and the tax consultant advisor at the same time, and how could the CRA be satisfied that this tax expert is going to say, well, I have this hat off now and I've put this hat on--taxable, not taxable, taxable, not taxable? It's a real problem.