Thank you, and I also would like to thank the witnesses.
I think we speak for everyone at this table that job loss is always very difficult for the people who are impacted, whether it's in the private sector or the public sector. Certainly in the communities that I represent, when we saw the mills close down, the devastation to the communities was very difficult. No one feels in their heart how difficult that is....
We recognize that we need to create an environment. For example, the mill spent $25 million and re-opened because the corporate tax rate was low, and trade was re-opening into China, Taiwan, and Japan, according to yesterday's headlines. So I think it's critically important to create the opportunity for job creation and then have the public services that we all deem so critical.
That was just a general comment, because I hear the stories that were talked about in terms of the people who have lost their jobs, and I think it's important to mention that.
Mr. Campbell, you talked about the securities regulator, but you didn't have a lot of time to get into specifics. We're waiting for the Supreme Court decision, but how do you perceive it's going to better protect investors, enhance enforcement of regulations, and track new international investment? Perhaps you can talk to why your organization perceives it to be important.