Yes. There's no change to that portion of that rule. It is currently the case that the CRA is responsible for determining whether or not an organization provided direct or indirect support to a political party or a candidate for public office. This doesn't change that.
I would say that the CRA's general approach to an organization that is under audit is an education-first approach. It would generally advise the organization as to what activities are offside, and before it would proceed to anything harsher, it would give the organization an opportunity to correct any non-compliance.