Raj, you'll have to take it offline.
I want to make one comment to Mr. Gagnon on the tobacco issue.
Having been Solicitor General and having seen this activity at one time in my life, I can say there are two bigger issues besides taxation. I know we're a finance committee, so you could expect we'd argue that there was a taxation issue. However, there is also the issue of extreme criminal activity and involvement, and there's the bigger issue around health. Nobody knows what's in this illegal tobacco, and that is a huge problem. I share your worries on the new Health Canada proposal. I don't mind saying that at all. However, on the enforcement side, based on my experience, there's a real fear of challenging the locations where this criminal activity is taking place because—and this is not going to sound politically correct—doing so will be seen as race-based. That worries me.
I'll leave it at that, but I think that's the reality of the world on the enforcement side. If criminal activity is taking place, I don't care where it's taking place. If it's criminal activity, it needs to be addressed. The enforcement community on the policing side needs to address it because it's becoming more and more of a health issue related to the impurities that are in the tobacco, rather than a tax issue. As far as the tax issue goes, it's lost revenue, but the real issue is health, young people smoking, impurities in the tobacco, and so on. It's going to lead to many more problems, I believe.
Do you want to add anything?