On that note, we had testimony from the Chamber of Commerce. They mentioned that there was some trepidation they had that they wouldn't be able to communicate with their members. Then from other testimony we heard, yes, you could. In Sault Ste. Marie, our chamber of commerce is the voice of small business, and business in general. They are recognized, well known, and they communicate very effectively.
In my past life, when I did entrepreneurship development for the Economic Development Corporation, we used to do seminars, and we would bring folks in from the government to have a chat. We'd bring in the Community Development Corporation, and it would be everything from soup to nuts on various pieces. That's the proactive sort of thing that I think needs to be done to get things out there. The chambers of commerce network is fantastic. They have the ability to get messaging out.
For that one piece, we have heard testimony that the business community is lawyering up, or if they can't afford a lawyer, they just don't do it, because the legislation to them is unclear. I think if we can work in collaboration with the chamber and their networks, it would do a great service in helping us as we go forward with CASL and any potential amendments.
That's my comment. I'll pass my time over to Majid, because he has a specific question he would like to ask.