I think the bigger problem isn't just the accelerated capital cost allowance, Mr. Richardson. We've just seen wave after wave of dramatic changes federally, provincially, on top of very difficult economic circumstances, particularly relating to the dollar and global growth.
The concern I think, and I'm sure you're hearing it from the business community as well, is that there is just a growing weariness in the capital markets about how many changes you can take, how many shots you can take, before people simply start saying, “We're going to look at doing business anywhere else”.
I really think the biggest single concern that's out there is just this growing fatigue in not just the domestic but in the international investment community. Canada enjoyed a tremendously positive reputation, especially on the oil and gas side, for a long time. I think that's grown pretty thin over the last 12 months.