Okay.
When we look at this question, and we started when the budget first came out, we looked at it as a huge area. Now we're down to the double-dipping. That's what we're talking about. But there are a lot of elements within it that are difficult to understand. It seems to me to be a little risky to launch a budget and then have to flip-flop. That study or that analysis was not done. What we heard was when the full elimination of foreign investment interests for tax deductibility...when Mr. Flaherty was talking about that, he said the increase would be $40 million of revenue. The corporations out there and the tax experts told us the loss in national revenue because of the disadvantaged competitiveness would be in the billions.
Now we see the latest proposal by flip-flop Flaherty that by going to only the double-dipping, way out into 2012, the revenue generated to the treasury will be offset by a reduction in revenue from corporations within Canada. What are those amounts? If $40 million was the full amount that turned out from a loss of billions, what is the anticipated win here?