Well, the estimate that we give of the costs to the federal government being $50 million to $65 million per year includes the charitable donation tax credit for gifts from individuals. It includes the tax savings for corporations, but it also includes an estimate of the foregone capital gains tax, so it includes both the tax revenue cost and the foregone capital gains tax.
On Scott Brison's point, that estimate should really be lower because the government would not necessarily be getting the capital gains tax revenues if the individual didn't have the opportunity to donate the asset.