I am going to answer in English.
A big part of the problem is that investment in manufacturing has declined since the year 2000. In fact since then it has been insufficient to even cover the depreciation of existing assets. We're not going to make the forest industry or any other manufacturing industry viable without a lot more investment in new technology. I think the way to achieve that is through much more targeted incentives that are directly tied to new investment.
Certainly we welcomed the acceleration of the capital cost allowance, but we think it should be done on a straight-line rate rather than a declining basis. A limitation of that approach is that it's only useful to manufacturers who have profits against which to write off those capital investments.