As I had said, the working income tax benefit came into the act in 2007, and from 2007 until about 2013, Hutterites claimed the working income tax benefit and received it. They filed the returns as they've always filed them. The CRA has always required that they report their income as farming income, or if they have manufacturing income, it gets reported as manufacturing income. They claimed and received the working income tax benefit from 2007 to 2013. This has just become a recent issue because we feel there's been an error in the way that the Canada Revenue Agency interprets the act. They are taking a literal interpretation of the act instead of the proper modern-day statutory interpretation that has been determined by the Supreme Court of Canada again and again. The CRA is just taking a literal reading of it instead of the three-pronged approach, and it's clear Hutterites could be nothing other than farmers. That's what they do. They farm. If you're a farmer and you're not a Hutterite, then you're going to receive this working income tax benefit.
This has come up recently because it's been raised recently.