I just want to clarify what these amendments actually do.
Currently, the requirements of the Income Tax Act are that a charitable organization or foundation must spend at least 90% of their resources on charitable activities and can devote, by virtue of that, up to 10% of their resources towards political activities. What these amendments actually do is in fact remove that restriction and allow charities to spend as much as they would like on political activities, provided that they are in furtherance of their charitable purposes. I just want to make it clear that this is the effect of these amendments, so there will no longer be a 10% limitation placed on charities under the Income Tax Act.
In terms of the defining of what constitutes a charitable activity and a political activity, and in particular what constitutes non-partisan versus partisan, I think over the next couple months we'll be working with the CRA to provide some guidance for the sector and for professionals as to what exactly that means. There is pre-existing guidance on what constitutes a political activity and a non-partisan political activity. It will have to be revisited in light of these amendments, but that's our task for the next couple months.