One of the other questions that came up, and again it's related to small business, is the lifetime capital gains exemption. In my part of the world in rural Nova Scotia there's a big agricultural community, a huge fishery, and certainly a big forestry community. Without that, quite frankly, there would be very little intergenerational transfer of those businesses between family members. It just wouldn't occur because the owner of the business would have to sell most of the assets to pay the capital gains. Could you remark on that and the benefit of that to small business?
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