I'm trying to separate what's really serious and what's not. Tony Clement was the author of this legislation, and he used the situation of the census, saying that you would go to jail. There was a sensational element to that. He's used hyper language in the past related to legislation, but this is his legislation.
I've heard at the table here about girls running a lemonade stand being affected by this. Cousins,,,. Mr. Sookman brought in a not-for-profit association, and named one that I was a former board member of, that had no connection that has been brought up through this. That's not fair because that not-for-profit association didn't ask for that. It was separated.
I'm trying to separate the elements of what I consider unconstitutional. Is it...? This language over cousins, lemonade stands, and using not-for-profits without their consent, is that the appropriate way of being able to argue something here?
Ms. Provato.