The two points of my presentation that must be kept in mind are as follows.
First, the market in general is changing. Many people who come to visit Canada will return to their countries and will buy goods at the duty free store when they arrive. So sales are being shifted. There are already 55 countries. People from those of those countries, such as Australia, New Zealand and Switzerland come to visit Canada. So if we introduce the same principle, we'll repatriate those sales.
Second, we're not asking for an increase in the value of exemptions currently granted to Canadian residents or visitors entering the country. The idea instead is to give consumers, for reasons of convenience, the choice of place where they purchase their products. We're not asking for an increase in the exemptions to which they're already entitled.