With respect to soliciting, as Wayne said, there are five obligations. The way the definition works is that if you have received more than $10,000 in income from either the public or from the government, in the course of a year you become soliciting for the purposes of three years—the three years following, which we feel are the three years you're using public money and therefore should have the increased obligations.
One of the things that is in this bill that was not in Bill C-21 answers the concern that was consistently expressed about the one good fundraising year.
There is an exemption available for soliciting corporations only, that if they do have the one good year or the one government grant, they can apply to the director for a deeming of a lower amount on their income for that one year to leave them in the non-soliciting category, the scenario that's always done.
But because you have public money, we restrict to some extent where that public money goes for three years.