Thank you.
I'm not sure to whom I should ask the question, but this is very complex. I think what we're looking for are some solutions, some answers.
Mr. Brown, you alluded, towards the end of your testimony, to what some of the solutions are, but they're somewhat contradictory. In one sentence you say that we should try to avoid agreements or tax treaties, or try to look at agreements with certain countries with whom we have a problem with tax evasion or tax avoidance, because there's a fine line there. But in the meantime you suggest we should be looking at reducing corporate taxes. But if we reduce corporate taxes, if that's the solution, then do we need to continue to have agreements with tax haven countries or low-taxed countries? Are those two separate thoughts? Or by reducing corporate taxes, is that enough, first of all?
Second, is there a problem with individuals making investments outside of Canada in foreign countries, or is that just a corporate phenomenon when we talk about investment offshore?
Mr. Brown.