I would just say that taxes are one very important component of what companies look for when they are investing. There are a number of other considerations involving project approval and regulatory efficiency and other considerations. But certainly tax competitiveness is a very important one.
It is our submission and the position of many other associations that come speaking about the movement to a 15% corporate tax rate by 2012 that it will position Canada very attractively in that area. There are other things to do, but that's very important. For example, the industry I'm most familiar with, mining and metals and the processing of those products, paid about $14 billion in taxes and royalties to governments last year in Canada. That's significant. And obviously there are a lot of supplier industries that build up around it, but that one industry alone paid a fair amount, and it has been paid while respecting the fact that this is a fairly attractive place to invest.