Now, this bill fixes an anomaly in the financial reporting requirements that apply to those nine specified amenities that we have discussed already. Now, all those amenities are also registered charities and therein lies the issue that this bill seeks to address. So this bill would replace the requirement—so as the member pointed out, and I won't go into huge amount of detail here either, but basically what has happened since 2015 is that these amenities have had to, strictly speaking, provide two sets of accounting reports, as I understand it, to adhere to two different standards. One is actually a subset of the other, but anyway. One is a standard for for-profit entities, the other one for not-for-profit entities, which is, of course, more applicable to these registered charities.