We could, and in many states in the United States there are elements of that. But let me just say one thing. I want to tie this back to the foreign takeover debate that we raised a few minutes ago. If a Canadian company was somehow disallowed from accessing the global economy using these tax structures, in my opinion that would contribute to the hollowing out of Canada, because now that company would immediately, for tax reasons, become more valuable as a U.S. company than as a Canadian company.
So we have to tread very carefully. But to answer your point directly, Finance Minister Flaherty—and I think this is very important in helping our understanding—talked about having a panel of experts to discuss many of these different dimensions, to exactly look at what are the benefits that go to the average Canadian from these tax structures, and are there ways to make adjustments that would not reduce the competitiveness of Canadian companies? I think this is something we need to look at, and I do hope the panel of experts does take on that question.