Right. There is a requirement that it not have received funds in respect of the year from that fund.
Generally—and hopefully this is helpful—in terms of the organization of the rules, the “qualified Canadian journalism organization” definition is to be found in proposed subsection 248(1) of the bill. It provides the general definition of what is a “qualified Canadian journalism organization” that is relevant to each of the three measures: the qualified donee measure, the labour tax credit and the digital news subscription credit.
But then each of the measures has its own set of restrictions that can apply. For example, for the qualified donee measure, there is the not-for-profit restriction. And this labour tax credit contains a number of other restrictions, including the one relating to the Canada periodical fund.
Again, I think my colleague Maude can provide more details on that, but I just want to point out that it's the receipt in the taxation year of amounts from the Canada periodical fund. It's not going to disqualify an organization if they received an amount in a previous tax year, or historically. They're not tainted forever. It's a receipt in the year from the fund.