Again, I would refer back to the situation that existed prior to the complete elimination of tax when publicly listed securities are donated to charity. Prior to that, in fact, if I recall correctly, it was a reduced tax on the donation rather than a complete elimination. So if I were the Department of Finance official, I might look at the fact that it's reduced on donation as probably the right stage to compare to the after the fact when it's completely reduced to see what the net effect was.
Other than that, as some guidance, I have no other comments, no knowledge.