One of the great accomplishments that really wasn't written a lot about last summer was the G-20. You specifically went in with an agenda to oppose a global bank tax, and we're starting to hear calls for this financial transaction tax again. Indeed, NDP member Peter Julian talked about introducing a bill to impose financial transaction taxes on Canadians. We've heard rumblings of it again out of Europe.
I find these types of conversations troubling, especially when we see instability and markets looking to gain confidence. Can you confirm that Canada will continue to oppose any form of a global financial transaction tax?