I don't recall the Canadian Bar Association submission suggesting a classification system. I don't believe that's a fundamental aspect. I'm not sure which part of the brief.... There are comments on the soliciting corporation, and there are comments on the definition and how it doesn't work.
The Canadian Bar Association concluded, having had their discussions, that rather than completely removing that, the suggestion would be to make amendments. They thought that the bar discussions would be a more effective submission.
The background on the Canadian Bar, whom I know you will be hearing from on Thursday.... Originally, if you have copies of the submission on Bill C-21, it came from the charities and not-for-profit section, the section that talks about the voluntary sector. That submission suggested that the soliciting corporation not be included in the statute.
The discussions this time were with both the for-profit and not-for-profit groups together. It was felt, because changes had not been made to the legislation over the course of time, that our objective would be to make some concrete suggested legislative changes that we were hoping could be implemented before the bill was passed, which would make it more effective, rather than repeating the same submissions that have not been accepted or adopted in the past.