Certainly we've been very clear about what would be useful today: refundability of the SR&ED credits; extension of the two-year window for accelerated capital costs to five years; more money for research in research innovation; and all-party support for Bill C-8, which puts competition into the rail act would be very useful. Anything that can be done to improve the accessibility of technology would be very useful, and of course the communities need support in their transition.
The best thing you can do for communities is to create a business climate where people want to invest in Canada. The refundability of SR and ED, the capital cost allowance, and the money for R and D would help the most.
I want to be very clear, though, and this is something where I think there has been misunderstanding: we don't want subsidies. We don't want you to come in and save a mill that's uneconomic. What we want to do is make this a place where mills are economic.