Okay. I'm going to finish off quickly and then go to Mr. Gerretsen.
Someone made the comment—maybe it was Mr. Fast, I'm not sure—that we have to decide whether we want to invest in heritage. I think everyone around this table understands there's a desire to invest in heritage. One thing I've not really gotten a hold of yet is, can't you do that by grant and by tax credit? I have not been told yet what this exact situation would look like if it were a grant. Other than the few differences we've talked about, could we not come up with a grant process that would work exactly the same as this? It would have a cap, whereas what concerns me sometimes with the bill is that there's no cap, or perhaps you can just put a cap on the private member's bill—I don't know. That's where I'm failing to get a sense of why we can't just look at it as a grant instead of a tax credit.