It's not even a term that is really used in the non-profit sector, so I couldn't tell you exactly. However, the way the definition is provided in the bill, it looks like very few non-profit corporations would actually qualify as non-soliciting. The vast majority, under these definitions, would be classified as soliciting, but that itself is part of the complexity of the bill.
We figure that many non-profit corporations are going to sit around trying to figure out which they qualify as, because it isn't a term that's commonly used. It's not a term that CRA uses. It's not a term that I've seen in any provincial legislation, etc.