That's absolutely correct. The CCA is simply a percentage of the asset that's applied against income over time. The issue we have is that the extension on some of it is over extremely long periods of time, using declining balance methods that don't permanently write off an asset for up to 100 years, in some cases.
If you take a manufacturing plant, today the building that goes around a manufacturing plant is depreciated at the same rate as a downtown office tower, even though obviously that building has no other purpose than to be a manufacturing plant. And it's a 4% declining balance, which actually doesn't depreciate most of the building until after about 68 years. It's an extremely long period of time and doesn't even reflect current accounting standards.