I just want to say that we do see the stretch tax credit as benefiting all. I think it's one of those “rising tide floats all boats” measures.
I think it also helps organizations, even the large ones.... Speaking to an earlier question on the support in the U.S., I would point out that some of that support, for instance, is from alumni of universities in the U.S., where there's very strong support. I think Canadians are still trying to build that from a broader base and not just from their wealthy alumni. So I think there's capacity in all institutions.
I've worked in fundraising for hospital foundations and health charities, as well, and there's no doubt that the other proposals, especially for eliminating the capital gains tax, would be helpful, but they are complex, and legally, they often take a lot of work. For instance, at CanadaHelps, we facilitated online gifts of securities for small organizations, simply because those organizations don't have brokers. It would be very hard for us to do that with something similar under these other proposals. We know that with some of the other proposals, there is a lot of complexity to deal with for small organizations and a lot of legal advice required, which they just don't have access to.