Again, everyone thinks Canada is ahead of the U.S., but political action committees in the U.S. have to disclose their donors when they're spending on primaries for a party leadership race, nomination races and the primaries that are held.
In Canada, third parties can spend, in secret, an unlimited amount of money. They're actually allowed to collude with a nomination contestant and collude in a slightly more restricted way with a party leadership contestant.
This has been highlighted, thankfully, during the Hogue inquiry. I'm very sure you're going to face a recommendation from Commissioner Hogue that third parties should be required to register and disclose—