I think I was talking about that in my prepared notes. The CRA, as it is now, is in part an impediment to social finance and the development of social finance in Canada. The current rules and restrictions are confusing to start with, and create a lot of fear among charitable boards as to what they can and can't do. Some of that needs to be cleaned up. There needs to be more allowance for charities to engage in business-like ventures.
Of course, rules need to be in place in terms of profit back to the charity and different things like that, but the whole related business category needs to be expanded and clarified. That in itself will open up more opportunity and give charitable boards the confidence to be able to move forward.
I know in my own experience and the initiatives that we've initiated at Eden Community Food Bank around the community learning kitchen and starting social enterprise projects, and engaging with corporate partners, our board has always been very careful as to what we can or can't do based on our charitable status.
It's been holding us back in terms of what we can do, so that really needs to get looked at.