I appreciate your answer, but it leads to really the broader question as to the home in government for charities. For example when Mr. Genuis asked the question about Senator Omidvar's bill, no one was able to answer. The Minister of National Revenue twice gave an answer that was not at all related to the question. You alluded to the fact that really this is a national revenue issue, but the Minister of National Revenue couldn't answer the question. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Finance and the Minister of Finance couldn't answer this question.
There needs to be a place in government where thought can be had around bringing these issues together as to how charities can be leveraged for all kinds of reasons, including international development and assistance. Wouldn't you agree with that premise?