We were referring to an actual gift from the Government of Canada, which is separate from the taxability or the ability to get a charitable donation receipt.
Currently, under the Income Tax Act, once a foreign charitable organization has received an actual gift from the Government of Canada--for example, a monetary gift, even if it's a nominal amount--once it has received that gift it is then eligible to be registered with the Canada Revenue Agency. That gift from the Government of Canada acts as a sort of trigger that allows the foreign organization into the system.
The proposed amendment is maintaining the requirement for a gift from the Government of Canada, but it also requires the Minister of National Revenue, in consultation with the Minister of Finance, to register that foreign organization as a qualified donee.