There are two things, sir.
First, I am not asking that the people of Canada give a handout to a construction worker somewhere so that he can go and get a job somewhere else. If he is prepared to stand the cost of doing it, he has to get himself somewhere else, keep himself somewhere else, and work. I am asking that he get a tax credit for doing that. He could get that tax credit if he were an independent contractor, an engineer, a lawyer, a doctor, or a number of other people. That's really the tax fairness angle.
On the issue of whether we should better align where things are built in this country, the short answer to that is yes, but one of the difficulties is that if the tar sands mine is in a certain place or the potash mine is someplace else, you can't take the product all that far to process it. You refine it where you mine it.