Certainly changes have occurred to the tax system and the economy generally in that time. One change in particular that I would point to is the rather dramatic reduction in our tax rate since that report was issued. I made the comment before a committee hearing on another matter in the past couple of weeks that within a couple of years' time, our tax rate will be 50% lower than it was at the time of the technical committee's work.
Now, I don't want to take up your time, Mr. McKay, but I think that can get into the point of whether, in the situation when you're talking about a double-deduction scenario, the prior or the given is that the first deduction would be taken in Canada or in another jurisdiction. If we're getting our tax rates down, then I think one can say, in a single-deduction scenario, it's more likely that the deduction will be taken in the other country, which means that the extra deduction is being taken in Canada, thus costing our tax base and affecting revenues.