Thank you.
I wanted to go back to the U.S. situation, simply because being our largest trading partner, obviously a lot of resources have been dealt with. Senate committees have dealt with tax evasion and had a number of recommendations. In fact, with the subcommittee in the Senate, one of the recommendations was changes to the reporting requirements for domestic and foreign financial institutions, as well as penalties for tax haven banks that impede U.S. tax enforcement or fail to disclose accounts held directly or indirectly by U.S. clients, and a longer statutory investigation period for the IRS.
The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs in the U.S. seems to think that it is worth going a little deeper on this. Do you have any suggestions with regard to whether or not Canada has to be a little more robust in its approach to dealing with tax evasion?