It relates to a question about the productivity of Canadian companies. Between May 5, 2003, and January 1, 2005, manufacturing companies in the U.S. could write off 50% fully of all equipment purchased, so a company that bought a $1 million press could take a 50% depreciation. In Canada, you would take 25% and half of that, so it would be 12.5%; you would record a cost of $125,000 versus $500,000. That was a stimulus plan from the U.S. It was a graduated plan starting after September 11, 2001.
