Yes, I do support that, because at the end of the day, whatever assistance is available, whether through a tax credit mechanism or a refundable mechanism or through other provincial or federal government grants, it reduces the cost base of that particular asset, both for depreciation purposes as well as any capital gains that may arise upon ultimate sale.
Things like that are accounted for in the tax system for determining either recaptured depreciation or capital gains upon sale. In that respect, the combination of incentives stimulates the activity more than it would otherwise be stimulated.