Absolutely, I do. And I think if you take a broader view and look around the world, you see Canadians in other businesses, which may or may not be Canadian, and you see Canadian businesses in other countries being very competitive. You put your finger on it; you have to understand the intense nature of the competition now.
Mr. McKay, if I may point out, I think this is the wrong attitude to a certain extent. There is an incredible need for businesses and governments at all levels to win this race, to get in there and compete globally. So absolutely we are coming to you to talk about lower taxes, because you're the finance committee of the House of Commons and because yesterday we saw the $13 billion surplus, about which Canadians are saying, hey, maybe that should come back to us. There is work to do on the tax front, but it is not the only item on the agenda.
I would reassure you that particularly now with the high Canadian dollar, the search for world talent, and a need for this incredible cost pressure, which has been pointed out around this table, Canadian businesses are up for it.