What we've seen in the past, and it's one of the questions I have, is some of these little gimmicks the government's been putting into the tax return. I know it costs tons of money for your agency, and we don't see that anywhere.
For example, we know that with the advertising there was a whole bunch of money spent. I think it was $8 million, $9 million, $10 million, or up to $15 million by some accounts for advertising for tax-free savings accounts. Just the implementation of that, in my understanding, the computer program related to the tax-free savings account, the last time I checked, was about $20 million or $25 million. I lost count. In previous years we've had to invest all kinds of money, whether it be for the sports tax credit, fitness credit, the public transit credit. So I'm not sure if these gimmicks are worthwhile or if there's a cost analysis put together.
Finance says no, and you guys say, well, we just go ahead and plough through whatever the government decides to introduce as a tax measure.