I think the point is worth clarifying, and it relates to the earlier question as well. The tax collection agreements under which we administer the tax regimes for provinces, be it on corporate income tax or individual tax, are all treated the same way that way. The province does not have to pay for us to do that, because, as the commissioner has pointed out, there has been a longstanding view—and I think a correct one—that the public policy benefit of a single tax administration is so beneficial to individuals, businesses, and the central governments of the country that it's worth the price of administration to do that.
On June 12th, 2006. See this statement in context.