As just a clarification on Mr. Lukiwski's statement, regarding this box to be checked on the income tax return, is this not strictly under income tax privacy laws, that people or an individual are authorizing Revenue Canada to share the information with you, in the sense that it's not a question of saying yes, I want to be on the list; this is just one way of being on the list? But with a driver's licence, a permit, and so on, health insurance, even if somebody checks the “no” box on the income tax return, he could very well end up on the voters list through other means, right?
