There is a definition of a not-for-profit corporation in the Income Tax Act. The concept of this legislation is non-share capital, meaning members don't have equity in the corporation, with the exception of private golf clubs; they fit in. The requirement of what you can do to be non-profit, therefore non-taxable, is regulated. I think the only real relevance is the Income Tax Act.
I'm not necessarily speaking on behalf of Imagine. We haven't had that discussion. That would be my view.