The next question I have is from my perspective. I actually had legislation before this House, Bill C-406, back in 2018-19 that was voted down. It would have forbidden foreign money from coming in.
There are basically two channels. One of them is clandestine money coming from a foreign government, and the other is interest through third parties and large foundations that have charitable status—some do and some don't, like not-for-profits and so on—that will share money between writs, during the writ period and, of course, when you start mixing money in a bank account. We've already had that discussion here.
This is what I'm wondering: Does the bill go far enough, in your opinions, Mr. Loewen and Mr. Conacher, to deal with the clandestine foreign government aspect of it? Do you differentiate that money from money that's coming from third party organizations, like charitable trusts? I can think of numerous ones. My colleague Mr. Cooper talked about Leadnow getting money.
Do they both need to be treated differently, and do you think the proposed changes do enough to make sure that...? It should be Canadian interest, in my opinion. Canadian money should be the only influence in a domestic federal election.