I'll respond to that as well.
Our concern is that those federal acts are inconsistent with the applicable provincial legislation, in terms of who may provide those accounting services, that is, the audit and review engagements within those sectors. Our concern is that within a province or a territory, it is not in the public interest to have an inconsistency in the standards of who is able to do audit and review engagements for federally incorporated not-for-profits, as opposed to those who would have to meet a different or higher standard to do the equivalent public accounting services for provincially established not-for-profits.
We're saying it is important that there be consistency between the federal and provincial legislation within each province for services provided to not-for-profits established or located in those jurisdictions, and that the federal legislation cited at the moment is inconsistent with provincial legislation. Our view is that Bill C-4 shouldn't continue the inconsistency, but should be consistent with provincial legislation.