Fair enough.
Meridian, where I bank, has $9.6 billion in assets. It has gone up $3 billion in the last seven years. They have 250,000 members. Do you think an institution like that should be taxed the same as a smaller credit union? In other words, should there be a graduated scale, perhaps, in terms of how credit unions could be taxed, and not just lump them all into one category and say that they're all financial institutions, so let's tax them all at the same rate? Maybe the bigger ones should be taxed the way the banks are, and the smaller ones should not be.