If I could add to that, it is because we know there are a lot of challenges for parents in the income brackets that this bill is targeting to go to the dentist up front. This is a way to get money to then allow them to visit the dentist, instead of it being a reimbursement. It is about providing that.
It's not necessarily.... You have to keep the receipts. CRA may then do, as part of compliance, outreach with the various families, and you'll have to produce receipts. There are different thresholds, though, in terms of that attestation. You also have to provide the name of your employer so that they can ensure, again from a compliance perspective, whether there's access to private insurance.
There are different layers in the attestation base.