Actually, I'd like to address a concern from a number of people, not just in my riding but across this country, to our CRA folks. It's with regard to the aboriginal situation with reserve capacities and exceptions that are made and not made with collection.
Do you have any estimate of the amount of tax that is not collected from the sale of products sold through off-reserve purchases by reserve sources, for example, cigarettes, fuel oil, furnace, gasoline, or lumber? When people buy product like this on reserve but sell it to off-reserve sources who obviously would not be ordinarily eligible to purchase them, do you have any estimates for the amount of tax loss on this?