Yes. As I said in my introduction, the competitiveness equation includes a lot of elements. Anything that costs a company money, whether it's a form of taxation or red tape or logistical connections, all of those things, if they're made better, then of course contribute to the overall competitiveness of the sector. But no single thing could be pointed to as the most important, except perhaps the relative productivity growth rates between ourselves and our competitors, and Canada has historically been lagging in that respect.
On April 29th, 2014. See this statement in context.