It's better to do nothing if you're not sure just what it is you're doing.
I take it that this issue, as the latest reiteration of the minister's position, would not only apply to tax havens or low-tax jurisdictions but would apply right across the board. So simultaneously, there have been discussions going on with the United States about withholding tax. I can readily see how the United States has wanted to tax this particular second part of the double-dip. Could you tell me what impact this latest reiteration of the minister's position would have on these negotiations?
As I said, I can readily see how the U.S. treasury benefits from this, providing, of course, that the U.S. rate is higher or slightly higher than ours, but I don't see where the benefit is for Canada in this exercise.