Yes, we have. We were big supporters of the ecoENERGY retrofit program, and that's why we recommend the return of a renovation tax credit that would be aimed at energy efficiency, for example. It would be similar to the Energuide rating system, which is very good. Getting labels on houses really helps people appreciate the value of energy efficiency.
Rather than a grant program, our recommendation is to do it as a tax credit program instead, simply because of the enforceability and because Canadians are much less likely to want to defraud Revenue Canada as opposed to getting a grant. The Revenue Canada approach has a lot of incentives in that sense, and it's easier to enforce because if you defraud you've committed tax fraud, which is different from saying, “Well, I got a grant, but I might not have given you the entire truth.”
In terms of its success in the underground economy and combatting it, it's been excellent, so we'd be very supportive of the return of that type of thing.