No. Disclosure requirements have been upheld as entirely constitutional by the Supreme Court of Canada. The only issue has been with the limits, and this is not about the limits.
I think the limits also need to be changed. It's crazy that one voter is allowed to spend up to $1.6 million during a pre-election and election campaign period, which is the same amount that a citizens' group with 100,000 supporters is allowed to spend. I mean, that's not democratic. It allows one wealthy Canadian to have as much influence as 100,000 Canadians.
That's something that also has to be done, and I think it would be upheld as constitutional by the Supreme Court, based on its most recent ruling in the Working Families case.