Thank you.
In terms of looking at some of the overall costs that were not necessarily included in this bill, if we take a look at corporate income tax cuts worth about $15 billion a year, the departmental freezes worth about $2 billion by 2013, and the $4 billion proposed cuts in the 2012 federal budget, we're now totalling over $20 billion in changes that primarily benefit corporations or put people out of work.
If we take that and compare it to increases in GIS and OAS, which are certainly beneficial and we look forward to, those numbers are in the range of $300 million. There's a question of scale.
Generally in Canada, as you say, we have seen increasing inequalities now reaching the level that we saw in the 1930s, with the richest 1% or 10% taking home much larger portions of the national income than they used to, and the result of that is stagnating incomes for the middle class and for lower-income Canadians.