We really should compare notes about data points, because year after year there's been more money put into granting councils. What has decreased over the last two years is our expenditures coming out of the economic action plan. As I testified in front of the public accounts committee and many other committees, this was time-limited. Indeed, our expenditures on that front have decreased. But with granting councils, if you look year over year over year, there has been more money put in.
In regard to failed policy, you will understand why I would beg to differ. I think we are on the right track. But there is this delta, and on this we do agree, in terms of the business investment. We even commissioned the Council of Canadian Academies--they did a great piece, and I would commend it to you--to try to understand why is it that, given all those possible and positive things, business is not investing? Some argued that it was because the cheap dollar permitted some to get away and keep making profits--you had the cheap dollar and you could sell--and it made acquisition machinery equipment more expensive.