The second question has to do with a chart that appeared in the 2005 budget. I know it appears on your website, and it has to do with, if you will, the advocacy of a tax relief measure. The chart talks about the economic value of tax relief in the area of capital cost allowances or capital taxes or personal income tax versus a consumption tax. And in your documentation and in your chapter in the 2005 budget, it talks extensively about what is the best tax relief for increases in productivity. Are you able to confirm that chart and that information is still valid information, and it's still the view of the department that in terms of productivity the consumption tax is the last tax you would cut--assuming you had a choice--and personal income tax or capital cost allowances are in fact first choices to be able to develop an enhanced productivity?
