I hear you, but I have met a number of people in my riding who have taken advantage of enrolling their kids in sporting activities. I represent a riding that is middle class and lower middle class and the majority are from lower class families who are not wealthy people, yet because of the fitness tax credit have enrolled their kids in sporting activities.
I understand that you have four different studies. I'm just wondering if you could submit those in a follow-up to the committee so we can take a look at them more closely.
The fitness tax credit has provided relief to 850,000 different families across the country. I hear what you're saying on a lot of different fronts. I'm not disagreeing with you entirely, but to say it affected and gave a positive outcome to 850,000 different families across the country, I would say that's pretty positive. Wouldn't you agree?