Well, I gave a list of what we are obliged to disclose in terms of the contact information, the details about directors, detailed revenue and expenditure information, description of charitable programs, if we have some, political activities, and transfers to qualified organizations. This is all information that we make available through the filling of that form, which I don't do myself, but it is the information that is required.
What may be problematic, as I mentioned in my presentation, is that this is not readily accessible to the general public, or not in a way that would inform them in the spirit of what this act proposes. That's why the suggestion we made was that those rules and regulations, which can be adapted to be even more transparent than they are, because somebody acknowledged that they could be improved on, would be the mechanism to go through, from our perspective.
Perhaps Revenue Canada should be invited to present this information in a format that would be more accessible to the general public, because my understanding is that currently it's not very accessible. I've never gone there to check on anybody, including us, but my understanding is that it is available but not accessible.