In terms of the impact of, for instance, the changes in the capital gains tax for gifts of publicly listed securities, we've heard from almost every charitable organization that it has had a significant impact—that is, a tax change—and the groups who actually raise money for hospital foundations, who raise money for the cancer foundation, who raise money for universities, are saying that it has had a significant effect, as we heard from Ms. Dodd.
Furthermore, it's important to recognize that in terms of actual tax expenditure costs, assuming that the disposition of the stock or asset would not take place otherwise, there is actually no cost to the taxpayer. I think that's important to realize as well, because the chances are that they may just hold on to the stock, if they didn't in fact donate it at the time.
Mr. Pegg, has the demand for food banks in Canada risen significantly in recent years?