Chairman, again, I think it would be fair if Finance was given the opportunity to answer that question. We attend many of the same international venue meetings on what's referred to as harmful tax practices or sharing best practices and the like. Every country that has a reasonably high rate of taxation is struggling with these very issues. I don't know that it would be fair to say that we lag behind, or even that we are out front. I think it was thought, in 1988, when the general anti-avoidance rule was issued, that it might influence behaviour in a way, and I think it had that effect.
But I don't contest your observation on the relative rating of corporate tax revenue to individual tax revenue. I would defer to Finance to comment on whether they think there are mechanisms that can address that in a fair and predictable way.