The CRA may have some questions.
In terms of the way we've crafted the legislation, it talks about the purpose of a gift. It was specifically drafted in a way that was meant to look objectively at the circumstances related to the making of the gift in the first place. It was not to impose sort of a tracking obligation.
You know, you, in good faith, have made a gift to another qualified donee, and they've gone out and have done something with respect to political activities. The notion was not to impose a specific obligation to track through. We look at the purpose. That's a concept used in the Income Tax Act. It talks about the objective being not what the final result is, necessarily, and what's reasonably considered. You would look at all the objective circumstances.