I appreciate your coming and making those points.
I want to go to Mr. Brunnen now.
You raised some concerns about the confusion created by the lack of clarity on the whole net benefit test. That's a question that members of my caucus have been raising in the House of Commons now for several weeks—well, actually longer than that, a few years now, but it's certainly come to a head of late.
The minister tells us to go to the website and that it's very clear there what the net benefit test is. But I think what we're beginning to recognize, and maybe what the government is beginning to recognize, is that people who are representing businesses that are affected by this are concerned about the lack of clarity and are asking for a comprehensive review.
I'd like you to give me some indication that you feel the government is going to start paying attention, recognizing the danger of not having more clarity with such an important issue as the net benefit test.