I certainly don't want to speak for RIM. Some of the available programs may be of interest to RIM for sure, but I would leave that to RIM to comment.
One thing I would like to note is it's important to recognize that R and D tax incentives in Canada complement a very robust and attractive business tax regime. We've seen rates fall from 22% to 15% in terms of the statutory corporate income tax rate and the removal of capital taxes at the federal level. An incentive for provinces to do the same has resulted in the elimination of provincial taxes. We've seen the accelerated capital cost allowance for M and P equipment that's been brought into play, as well as the revision to certain capital cost allowance rates such as increasing VAT for manufacturing buildings.
Certainly companies such as RIM have done well by Canada's business tax system over recent years. I recognize that the R and D changes will have an impact, but it is important to have that broader perspective as well.