Thank you.
Anyone else? I don't know if any of the other charities here engage in political advocacy. New powers will be granted to the minister of national revenue, who can suspend charitable tax privileges, and it's up to the minister to make this decision.
The question I ask, and it's to any of the witnesses here today, is to delineate the difference between political advocacy and expressing public policy views that might reflect the expertise that members of a charitable organization may have. The CRA is now going to monitor a charity's political activities, and they're getting $8 million for this purpose.
Is this money well spent, and do you think that currently there is a concern with the political or advocacy activities of charities in Canada?