All right.
My general point is I'm not surprised that the Prime Minister was in Toronto for a criminal announcement today, because I would say that this presentation is a case of massive over-promising and under-delivery, accompanied by this trick, this gimmick, about paying off the debt, which is not going to be accepted by any credible economist.
There is also the issue of taxes. Minister, there has been a lot of hype about massive tax cuts and income splitting. If you look at what you actually have on your projections, the income tax reduction is a grand total of $20 per Canadian, and it gets more exciting: within five years, it's $40 per Canadian. That's less than the amount of the income tax...which you raised, from the level the Liberals had dropped it to. Then there is the GST cut you promised in the election, which comes into effect in five years. The total surplus over these years is between $2 billion and $4 billion, which is about what you need to fix the fiscal imbalance--so you have absolutely trivial income tax cuts of $20 to $40 per Canadian, the GST election commitment is five years down the road, and there is not enough money to do any more tax cuts.
I don't understand why you've hyped this up and generated these expectations among Canadians, when you're giving Canadians nothing except the GST cut in five years and a trivial income tax cut.