Given my understanding, I think that would hurt Canadian companies. The reason I say that is the following. The Canadian company will take the first dip, the interest deduction in Canada, and they will not take it in the second country, say, the U.K. What ends up happening is that Canadian tax revenues do not rise; U.K. revenues rise. Canadian companies are made less competitive because they're not able to compete.
Again, I go back to this point for multinationals from other countries that have access to the same financing structures. As long as multinationals from other countries have access to, for example, the double dip, if we take it away from Canadians, we're making those Canadian companies less competitive. That's something we need to think about.