Okay. I would appreciate that very much.
I think these entities or foreign actors are planning well in advance. They know, especially now that we're in a majority, when the election theoretically would be. Planning out a time plan is not hard for them to do if they're going to make a contribution to try to influence a Canadian election.
In terms of the reporting requirements for entities, you commented on how, if contributions are coming through, books of a third party would have to be categorized separately. Is that a new requirement? What does that look like in terms of the accounting practices for third parties and the change it will require for them if this bill becomes law?