This may have been clarified or maybe not. I'm not absolutely sure, but I do want to ask either way.
On page 13 of 19, when we're discussing charities and political activities, it says that, as a result of these changes, charities will be entitled to carry on political activities without regard to specific limits provided that those activities are ancillary and incidental to the fulfillment of its charitable purposes.
I read that and I think of a big hole. To me, that leaves a lot of leeway in how one would interpret that. If I was at CRA reading that, I would wonder how that would be fulfilled in the sense of how I was supposed to police it, if I can use that term, Trevor, Pierre and Blaine. How do I define it? How would I look at a charity? To me, that statement is so open-ended that it is contradictory the way I read it. You are saying that they they are entitled to carry on political activities without regard to specific limits, but the activity has to be ancillary and incidental to the fulfillment of its charitable purposes.
Is there anything quantitative around that or is there anything tangible that will provide direction to the individuals having to look at those charities?