Thank you, Mr. Chair.
Given the fact that this week we're dealing with the CRA's ripping away of benefits from a variety of Canadians and Canadian families who actually have the right to those benefits but don't have the resources to fight the CRA, I would disagree with any assertion that the CRA is being kind to regular folks.
Given the number, size and scope of court cases that have resulted from concerns around the charitable sector, I think it's fair to say that we should be worried about this. This is a change. It does leave a second part. I understand and I appreciate the testimonies that say that. We will need, I think, Mr. Chair, to grill the CRA on both its past history in terms of definition around indirect so-called partisan behaviour and how it intends to act with the changes in this budget bill. That may be something.... We're already stretched in terms of witnesses, Mr. Chair, but it seems to me that in order to clarify this, it would be good to have the CRA come forward to explain how it defines this and why there have been so many problems with regard to this definition.