That's actually a very good question. I'm glad you asked that with respect to a listed entity and its subsidiaries, because that's one of the questions that we have for Global Affairs Canada. That's one of the areas where there's some ambiguity. We follow the guidance from 2010 that OSFI published, the OSFI guideline. There's a specific line in there that says that federally regulated financial institutions can approach the Department of Foreign Affairs—at that time, DFAIT—for guidance specifically on the interpretation of the legislation. We've actually tried that with Global Affairs in the last few years, without any success.
We met with Global Affairs in 2015 and we were hoping that we would have more collaboration, but it hasn't happened. In that regard, we had a question outstanding about listed entities and their wholly owned subsidiaries. Are they also caught? If you look at the property definition, it could apply to shares held in a subsidiary. We've asked that question directly of Global Affairs—