Thank you for that.
I have another question, and perhaps you can validate this. I know this normally happens federally—and I assume this happens in Ontario as well—when candidates or constituency associations try to take out loans to finance campaigns.
Normally they put their anticipated rebate up as security to the financial institution. Of course, one has to be confident that they will get the minimum—10% or 15%, in some jurisdictions—number of votes to get a rebate. Has that been your experience as well? Do most electoral district associations or constituency associations assign that rebate to the bank?