Yes, that's the one.
The other place where that applies is in Canadian cultural property. When someone donates something of significance to Canada, it's defined as cultural property, and there's no capital gain on the donation. There is simply a receipt for the donation.
We need ways that we could accelerate and encourage larger donations. I'm talking hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars, and these are out there. I know that because I'm on the phone raising money many times a year, and the money is out there.
Just encourage that at this time would be probably one of the great opportunities. We just canvassed the eight women's shelters in Calgary to ask them exactly what they need, because I need to understand what they're short of, and I will go about raising money for all of them. We just canvassed every one of them, and they have all seen the tap turn off. The regular flow of money and in-kind donations—just everything—has dried up.
Calgary is a microcosm of what happens in Canada. Charities are struggling, so as you've just proposed, we need to do something to accelerate, to trigger, to put people's thoughts back to....
Will we recover? I'm a believer in Canada. I'm a believer in all things we do. There will be a recovery from COVID and there will be a recovery in the oil prices, so I'm already looking at who will need help and how I can help them.
To the thought that we could do something to accelerate or trigger that, yes, please.