The elimination of the disbursement quota as a function of charitable receipts clearly will make it easier for charities because they will have a disbursement quota that they no longer have to worry about, or at least one that used to be in place. And raising the threshold of the disbursement quota that is a function of assets that are not used in charitable activities from the $25,000 to the $100,000 threshold will also eliminate, for some of the smaller charities, filing requirements. They'll still have to file with the CRA. They'll still be subject to CRA supervision. And as I mentioned, there are within Bill C-47 anti-avoidance rules that were introduced, and they were announced in the budget as well. The intention to introduce these rules--
On November 23rd, 2010. See this statement in context.