That's a great question.
I know we're short on time here, but the legislation is frighteningly complex. It is some of the most complex legislation I have ever seen, but it's deceptively simple to apply for. Click, click, click, click, click online—boom!—get your money. A lot of business owners who do that are quite mistaken, and some of them who have done that are now frightened.
There's that camp, which I think is wrong. In other words, you need a balance between making it simple or easy to identify for the average business owner, and having it targeted. I think the Department of Finance focused very much on targeting at the expense of simplicity. I would just like to see that balance. It's probably too late, but the bottom line is that I would like to see that.
With respect to the audits, yes, I've commented on those publicly many times. Some of the first audit letters have been released. CRA says they shouldn't have been released, but they're out there, and I'm aware of businesses that have received these and that are now in the midst of these audits. They are unbelievable. You'd need to hire firms like ours, which are expensive, in order to comply with them. It shouldn't be that way. You shouldn't need to hire firms like ours, or accountants for that matter, who are expensive, to go through an audit.
Yes, the CRA needs to audit. That's its job. However, I think a little compassion during this time would be appropriate, in my view—compassion and simplicity.