Okay.
I know I'm going towards a policy question. Ontario changed its fundraising rules recently. This came up in our last meeting. I was interested in knowing your opinion on whether that was a good road to go down. Maybe you can't even answer that, but we were discussing whether there are events you could still have where only a certain list of people get invited. It could be donors who have already donated $1,500, $300, or some other amount. Then you have events where the invitee list is made up only of people who have previously contributed a certain amount. The entry price would not be listed, because you don't have to pay to come to this particular event, but you're only invited to it if you've already donated a certain amount in that calendar year or whatever. Is that something that would still be seen as problematic? Do you think the Ontario legislation solves the problem of not having cash-for-access events, as people have been putting it?