Okay, that's a fair characterization.
I would like Mr. Roth, Mr. Fogel or Ms. Seale, whoever wishes, to weigh in. If all three do, go ahead. Perhaps eliminating, removing, the capital gains tax on charitable donations of private company shares and real estate is something that would be consistent with the tax rules. I saw somewhere that approximately 20% of gifts of appreciated capital property in the U.S. comes in the form of private company shares and real estate. It's something that has been talked about in Canada for some time but has never been acted on.
Do you think that would be helpful?