You don't have to take it from me. I think it was pretty clear in Red Wilson's report on competitiveness, which indicated that we had to do some things to make sure that our space here in Canada was more competitive. It required us, in our view, to have a low tax regime and to not look at business as an opportunity to fleece or to steal the eggs of the golden goose.
From our perspective, business is our partner. Business has to have room to grow and room to invest. It has to be supported through our tax system and through reduction in red tape by making sure the playing field is level. That's why competition policy is so important.
These are long-term objectives. That's why you find them in budget 2009 under economic action plan, because they can have immediate results for us. But they also have a long-term positive impact. I just think that is the way to go.
I'm optimistic about our country. We have set the stage to rebound out of the world economic downturn as quickly as possible and as completely as possible. In that sense, we will continue to be the envy of the world.