I think it's very important to understand that the accelerated capital cost allowance is a cashflow issue. It's not necessarily a major investment issue. Companies that depreciate all of their equipment then begin to pay tax, so the government begins to collect that tax after three years. The longer the measure is in place, the less money it actually costs the government to extend it.
Are there other areas where we can scale back? I think we do need what the Jenkins committee was intended to do, which is a full review of our support programs, not just for business investment in R and D, but for all federal investments in R and D here. For federal money going into R and D programs across the country, I think we really need to figure out what the objectives are, what we want as a result of those. Are we doing this in the best coordinated way? We should make investments in machinery, equipment, and technology part of that review as well.
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