I think I might.
You've done quite a bit of work in the past on the demographic shifts and the future trajectory of health care costs, as an example, for provincial governments but also the federal funding component. You've said in answers to questions from Mr. Saxton and others that the impact of TFSAs is not on the current fiscal framework but is on the future fiscal frameworks of both provincial and federal governments.
With these measures, the quantum is debatable, but is it not absolutely undeniable that there will be a reduction in future governments' capacity, federal and provincial, to invest in health care, at a time when health care costs we know will rise, as a result of these measures that are back-end loaded in terms of costs to the taxpayer?