Definitely. Certainly one of the proposals is to index the gas tax. I think I was proposing something much bigger, which is that particularly in the uncertain times in which we find ourselves, the Canadian government is uniquely placed because of its low debt load to be much more proactive than other governments can be in terms of buffering the effects of the great recession that continues to drag on.
One of the major benefits of infrastructure investment today through the gas tax or through other mechanisms is not only reduced unemployment but also a longer-term economic growth. The Canadian government today can borrow at unprecedentedly low interest rates while at the same time employing people who are in fact unemployed, and at the same time, because of the slack in the economy, will likely not see an increase in inflation. It's actually an ideal time for us to start to whittle down the infrastructure debts that we built up over the last 10 to 20 years by under-investing in infrastructure.