With respect to the short-term resident measure I was talking to, in fact it was released by way of comfort letters, so it's relieving to the taxpayer. In fact, we just kind of wedged it into the bill because we actually received a letter from a lawyer representing one of the affected people who had posted security with the CRA. I think they had posted security in the order of $5 million or $7 million and they were asking us to take action as quickly as we could so they could access the funds, but because it was posted with the CRA.... the CRA administers the act, but there are certain things it cannot do on the basis of draft legislation. It couldn't release posted security in this case, so it couldn't cut a cheque. It can't require the kind of anti-avoidance reporting that we've talked about, requiring taxpayers to provide additional information.
Then, with respect to the third measure, relating to labour-sponsored venture capital corporations, I'll just pass that to Mr. Short.