Thank you very much.
I wanted to come back on the question of Bill S-216. Is it fair to say that the crux of the government's modification of Bill S-216 is in the definition of a “qualifying disbursement”, specifically, proposed paragraph (b), subparagraphs (ii) and (iii), where it says, first of all, that “the charity ensures that the disbursement is exclusively applied to charitable activities in furtherance of a charitable purpose of the charity,” and that “the disbursement meets prescribed conditions”.
I guess my question is where those conditions will be prescribed and, to the extent that part of the goal of S-216 is to try to reduce the administrative burden of charities that have to work with other organizations in order to accomplish their purposes, how does the department envision enforcing this? How do you anticipate the administrative burden of these provisions comparing to the administrative burden under the existing system?