Thank you, Chair.
I was going to start my questions with Ms. Lawlor, but I might follow up on some of that, because some of it pertains to the first hour of questioning, as my colleague from across the aisle indicated. In response to a question in the first hour today, it is my understanding that the charter argument referenced by the minister and the Chief Electoral Officer relates to freedom of speech. The argument is that it's important that the door be kept open by 10% to enable third parties to use their own funds when they're generally generated from Canadian sources—for example, things like membership dues.
Ms. Turnbull, I'm hoping you can speak to some of that.