Absolutely. There should be those mechanisms to write things off in some cases, or, if somebody owes the Canada Revenue Agency money, to do it over a very extended period of time so that they don't run into those types of hardships.
Also, there's the issue of standards—for example, the standards, as I said, for cash. If a babysitter takes the cash they received and then buys groceries on the way home, the CRA will not count that because they'll say they have no record of it. I think they need to get a lot more flexible in terms of what they're able to accept and what their standards are for people, especially low-income people—