Thank you for the question.
I will say that I'm encouraging legislation on the matter, but just legislation that makes sense with the industry. As it exists today, there are limited amendments to the legislation to treat cryptocurrency. There was a definition for “virtual payment instrument” added to the definition of “financial instrument” that captures some of the cryptocurrency, but not all.
Last February, the Department of Finance released proposals for these additional amendments that I spoke about. What those additional amendments are set to do is restrict people in this mining space from claiming their credits on tax paid. That's a significant difference from the large majority of businesses here in Canada, which, as I mentioned, are eligible to claim their credits because they are in taxable or commercial activity.
I could certainly go on for a while on different ideas.