Thank you very much for the question.
The provision you are referring to is a measure that was tabled by our colleagues in the Department of Finance--section 18.2--to deal with certain interest deductibility. It had a nickname: double dips. We appeared before this committee two years ago, I believe.
That measure was repealed. It means that if companies are now entitled to certain deductions for moneys they laid out, that wouldn't be a field in the corporate tax return that we'd be able to capture and report back to you. It was determined by the panel to review international taxation that this measure was harmful to Canada, and the decision was made to repeal it.