Even under the current laws as they stand now, an exchange between a retailer and a customer is a voluntary transaction. The retailer, even now, can refuse to accept as part of that exchange.... As I think you've seen when you go into some Tim Hortons and stores like that, they'll refuse to take $50 bills or $100 bills. We're not impacting upon that part of the exchange that's going on.
Legal tender is a rather narrow definition that looks at settlement of debts. It's the ability to put forward for payment for the settlement of a debt. We're not dealing, in this instance, with the more technical definition of legal tender.