Okay, that's great.
I'm going to touch a little bit on the income trust issue, because that's the other point that they seem to be bringing up across the way fairly often: pandering to interest groups.
The income trusts have actually rebounded very substantially. There was an article in today's National Post that indicated that the index is now virtually where it was on October 1 last year, and there is kind of a green light to buy Canadian income trusts because of the advantages and some of the hot buys that are going on in income trusts. Do you see this as an industry that's rebounding and adjusting to the new tax environment that's there?
The other thing--and I don't know if the department has a view on this--is the increase in the value of traditional corporate shares, and the overall increase in the TSX, which has been extraordinary. These two are not unrelated. Money has gone from income trusts into traditional corporate shares, pushed up the TSX. Well-diversified portfolios have benefited from this economic activity, haven't they?