Okay. I appreciate that. We begin our deliberations on the recommendations after the November break, which is in about a week and a half. So if we could get that as as soon as possible, we would appreciate that.
I want to follow up with the chartered accountants. I appreciate your presentation. There's a lot of good recommendations in here. I certainly concur with my colleague, Mr. Wallace, on any recommendations you have on simplifying the system. But I did want to have you comment on capital cost allowance rates, because there are many industry groups and others that look at it as a form of spurring economic development. In fact, even some economists we had before the committee said this may be in fact the best change you can make to the tax system that would spur economic growth. But you talk in terms of actually corresponding to the true economic life of the asset.
Those who have opposed changing CCA rates in the past have said it has to correspond to the economic life of an asset. But those folks like, Jay Myers from the Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters, say that in fact the rates as they're applied today by the government do not adequately correspond to the economic life of an asset. I wonder if you could perhaps comment further on the recommendation you have in your brief.