Well, I guess we have two things. One is that we suggested being revenue-neutral over the short to medium term. For example, in the writeoff of equipment, if it's going to be written off over a short period of time versus a long period of time, over the medium term it will still be written off. So the revenue to government will be unchanged, but slightly delayed in the case of an accelerated depreciation.
In terms of where to find the money that is needed to balance the deficit—or ideally, ultimately, eliminate the deficit and return to a surplus position—it's efficiency. It's not efficient for the government—or corporations—to deal with something like this. There are many ways to simplify the tax act, and in doing so we'll be able to streamline, using it both from the government side and therefore they will....