I might have some sympathy for the ask on how we have real costs of real expenditures, but lifetime costs, I don't think are accurate and I don't think they're practical. So I think somehow or other we have to couch that in real terms.
My next question is for the Retail Council of Canada. The government is currently monitoring the impact of tariff reductions. We did that in economic action plan 2013, and we're doing that in an attempt to address the price gap, especially between Canada and our largest trading partner, the United States.
Do you believe that it's a step in the right direction? I'm not saying it's a cure-all or a panacea, but is it a step in the right direction to level out retail costs?