You go through a number of categories and then you get into management, which you put in a competitive comparison as either neutral or competent. I wonder whether in fact that's true.
Peter Munk recently made a comment about Inco, Falconbridge, and Teck essentially blowing it and being unable to get a global leader. As a consequence, Inco and Falconbridge have been parcelled up and sold out to Brazilian interests.
I'd like an answer from you, Mr. Paton and Ms. Anthony, with respect to the competence, vision, and drive of our business leaders. I put it to you that in the past 13 years the government has actually done a fairly decent job of getting our fiscal house in order. I haven't seen a similar commitment by management, other than to come in here on an annual basis and say, reduce our taxes, etc. I want to know whether you think Peter Munk's comments are right, that Canada's management isn't up to speed—in 25 words or less, because I have only six minutes and now I'm down to four.