I don't know the answer to the first part of your question, because unfortunately I don't know what the CME has recommended.
We're saying that the automotive strategy in which they had that temporary investment tax credit, and it's granted for investment in new manufacturing and in machinery and equipment.... We also suggest that a higher tax credit be given for the purchase of Canadian-made equipment to help build Canadian manufacturing.
We use the example here in Ottawa and the contrast with Toronto. Toronto decided to buy Bombardier products made in Thunder Bay, and Ottawa decided to go with Siemens, and those cars will be made in Germany. That doesn't help build our manufacturing base in this country. So I would think there needs to be a procurement policy to go with that.
If there are any specific questions on the mechanics of this, the director of research in our department would be more than happy to supply the committee with that information.